The A50 feels and looks great from the front, but less so from the rear -- it's just no-frills black plastic, but on the upside, it's probably not going to slide out of your hand too easily. The car ...

Forget mobile device convergence, that's old news. Every smartphone on the market now handles everything from camera and calendar duties to gaming, GPS navigation, web browsing and social media.

Garmin-Asus already announced one major smartphone for the Mobile World Congress expo next week in Spain, but Windows Mobile 6.5.3 may not excite the masses. In order to fire up some interest from the ...

Garmin-Asus, a co-branded alliance between Garmin Ltd. and ASUSTeK Computer Inc., today announced the Garmin-Asus nuvifone A50, a touchscreen Android-powered smartphone with multiple location ...

Garmin-Asus today announced their second Android-powered phone, the A10 (for reasons unknown, they’re seemingly not calling it a nuvifone). The benefit of pre-loaded maps is that no matter where you ...

Garmin-Asus showed off its first Google Android device, the Nuvifone A50, at Mobile World Congress 2010, and it doesn't look half bad. Bonnie Cha was a former chief correspondent for CNET Crave, ...

The long rumored Nuvifone jump to Android is here just as we get set to kick off Mobile World Congress next week. Garmin and ASUS claim that the A50 brings "more location technology than any other ...

Ahead of Mobile World Congress 2010, Garmin-Asus reveals two new Nuvifone models, the Android-powered M10 and the Windows Mobile-based A50. Bonnie Cha was a former chief correspondent for CNET Crave, ...

In the era of converged devices it's interesting to see what the marriage between Garmin, a maker of sat-nav devices, and Asus, the Taiwanese consumer electronics juggernaut, can deliver. Unlike ...

The first nuvifone took its time reaching the market and met with disappointing reviews when it finally made it, so you could argue the bar is set low for the Garmin-Asus nuvifone A50. The first in ...