Photos: Garmin's Nuviphone picks a fight with iPhone

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Photos: Garmin’s Nuviphone picks a fight with iPhone

By Andy Smith January 30, 2008, 11:41 PM PST

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Nuviphone

Garmin’s upcoming Nuviphone (rhymes with movie phone) may be the perfect 3.5-inch touchscreen device for iPhone users who get lost while staring at their nifty devices. It includes most of the features of an iPhone: Touchscreen, phone, browsing, video camera, digital camera, e-mail, callendar, etc. Plus, it also includes maps and Garmin’s GPS tracking software. Nuviphone is expected to make its debut in the third quarter of 2008. For all the details, check out Jason D. O’Grady’s blog.

Web browser

It’s a Web browser.

GPS tracking

No, it’s a tracking device.

Phone

An incoming call.

Home

Here’s your home page to start out.

Digital camera

Image: Rich Trenholm/CNET

Digital camera

It’s a digital camera and a video camera.

Image: Rich Trenholm/CNET

Geotagging

It includes geotagging.

E-mail

You can send and receive e-mail.

Callendar

It’s got a callendar.

Google local

Google Local

It uses Google Local to help you find shops or restaurants.

Google Local

Use Google Local to find or order from a nerby restaurant.

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