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Dell Looks to Turn Netbooks into Navigation Devices
Say hello to your latest personal navigation device: a netbook. Dell plans to introduce a GPS and Wi-Fi card that can be integrated into the company’s netbooks to turn them into gizmos that can offer...
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Pricey GPS App TomTom Arrives for iPhone
TomTom, a highly anticipated turn-by-turn navigation app for iPhone, has landed in the App Store. It ain’t cheap, though. For a hefty $100, TomTom delivers 3D GPS navigation accompanied with spoken...
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Garmin Shows Android Nuvi-Phone and its Ugly Sister
BARCELONA — Garmin-Asus has announced a pair of new Nuvi cellphones at the Mobile World Congress. One is a sleek, fast and easy-to-use Android handset, the other is a clunky device that runs Windows...
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The Wi-Fi iPad’s Dealbreaker: No GPS
After several hours with an iPad today, the app I was most mesmerized with was Maps. One word: Wow. When showing off the iPad to others, the Maps app consistently made people’s jaws drop (even more so...
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T-Mobile, Garmin Announce New Android Phone
GPS-based navigation devices maker Garmin’s last phone didn’t please critics or consumers. But that isn’t stopping the company from offering a similar device–this time using the Android operating...
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Google Hiring Augmented-Reality Experts Amid Rumors of HUD Glasses
As rumors swirl around Google's plans to announce head-up display glasses by the end of the year, the company has quietly begun advertising for a designer and engineer responsible for augmented-reality...
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Waze Proves the Power of Social Media With Real-Time Map Updates
Waze, the crowd-sourced traffic mapping app, is one of Gadget Lab's favorite apps for successfully navigating around the morass of Bay Area traffic. Today the app one-ups itself with the ability for...
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Google Overhauls Maps on Mobiles, Moves Some Features to Google+
The first-class Maps app from Google has gotten better. Too bad you need Google+ to enjoy all the new features.
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