This is a GPS module for the iPhone called the LocoGPS. Since the bluetooth on iPhone is reserved for only wireless headset the system actually used WiFi to transmit data between the GPS receiver and iPhone. To make this possible, the GPS receiver integrates a processor, Wi-Fi antenna, and even a microSD card slot to store the maps just to activate the system. The navigation software itself will also be accessed via the WiFi GPS receiver using a web interface.

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The Asus M536 will steal the thunder of its previous model-M530W with it’s additional new features such as the touch screen, a biometric finger print reader and a GPS receiver. Kind of different with M536 is the square screen resolution at 320×320 instead of the usual 320×240 pixels which is clearer. Other than that, it has all the feature M530W own. Get it around the price of 550 € during July 2008.

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Every Lamborghini needs its GPS system, and this doesn’t exclude the ASUS Lamborghini ZX1. The ASUS Lamborghini ZX1 is a smart phone integrated with a GPS system. Here are some specs that can be referred to:

• Quad-band GSM(850/900/1800/1900), tri-band WCDMA (850/1900/2100), GPRS, EDGE, 3.6 Mbps HSDPA connectivity
• Windows Mobile 6.1 OS/ ASUS Touch UI
• TI 2431 450 MHz CPU on EMP U360 platform
• 256 MB Flash, 128 MB SDRAM
• 2.8″ TFT, 65K colors, 240×320 px Touchscreen
• 3MP camera with autofocus
• VGA camera for video calls
• Built in GPS
• Wi-Fi b/g
• Bluetooth 2,.0 +EDR, USB 2.0
• MicroSD memory card slot
• 1150 mAh Li-ion battery with up to 5 hrs talk and 200 hrs standby time
• Dimensions – 115.6×59.4×13.2 mm
• Weight – 119 gm

If you want to have the speed of a Lamborghini and Asus on your very palm, pick this up when it hits the market on May.

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Here’s the Magellan Maestro 5340 GPS. The catch is, this GPS system uses both Maestro 5340 system and a GPRS system. Which basically means it can use either one of these system to run. Other than that, it offers what a GPS should have – Text to speech, touch screen, Bluetooth and etc. It’s ready to be pre-order at a whooping price of $1200.

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Samsung is stepping forward into the GPS market. Introducing, the GPS business phone from Samsung – the new i780. With a Qwerty handset, which is vital for PDA user to do web browsing, this PDA here comes with the 3G HSDPA which runs up to up to 3.6Mb/s. The system runs on Windows Mobile 6 OS. The GPS system Garmin navigation software to work with its built in GPS pick-up.

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Taiwan’s Gigabyte is putting them up to introduce the world the first 3.5G GPS/AGPS PDA on earth. This white finished gadget here have unique features from the company where this thingy here have a motion sensor(to sense how you hold the PDA and display as follow) and their own GUI. Other than that, it’s also have all the features that a GPS should have. Most likely a tempting GPS PDA to look forward to.

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Navizon is the closest way you can get to a GPS navigation system on iPhone. Earlier this month they released their second version of the software the Navizon 2.0 which does what the previous version did but with a few more additional features and some cosmetic changes. It displays a semi-transparent slider bar on top of the map which lets you choose if you want to update your position continuously or whether you want to see your buddies or not. Another nice feature is that Navizon 2.0 can run in the background while you open other application using the iPhone. Which is simply cool.

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Here is another GPS tracking device fitted with a GSM antenna to alternately serve as a mobile phone. Manufactured by CLI(Chinese Leader International) this tracking system is a dual band mobile phone with a regular keypad as well as an emergency keypad that can be programmed to store 5 numbers. It also has a SOS button which automatically sends coordinates to the opposite number.

Here are some basic specs:

• GSM 900/1800Mhz or 850/1900Mhz
• 20 channels uNAV GPS module
• Embedded GSM antenna
• Embedded GPS patch antenna
• High sensitivity micro phone
• Standard cell phone keypads
• Independent redefined alarm keys and SOS key
• 128×32 PSTN display

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French brand mobile-devices is introducing their latest GPS navigation system Dreevo that combines both messaging and tracking in one compact little device. What enables Dreevo the power to messaging and tracking is the GSM and GPRS module of course. Such two way connected devices are becoming the next generation of GPS navigation. Dreevo is ready for various useful features such as vehicle tracking, connected real time speed camera warnings, messaging via push mail, traffic information, and regular mobile phone use.

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Samsung introduced a new slider phone called by the name M520. M520 is GPS capable and the navigation service is provided by TeleNav. The navigation system features audio and visual turn-by-turn driving directions, and more than 10 million local listings. Additional features of the M520 by Samsung include stereo Bluetooth with audio caller ID, audio player, 1.3MP camera with 2x digital zoom and camcorder. Also it has supports microSD cards up to 4GB.

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