Just like the nuvifone A50, the device aims to be a pedestrian navigation device (as in, for pedestrians, not a boring navigation device), and will come with Garmin’s navigation software and maps pre-loaded.

The benefit of pre-loaded maps is that no matter where you are (reception be damned) you’ll be able to use the navigation features (unlike Google Maps).

The disadvantage here is the you’ll have to manually update the maps every-so-often so that the maps are current (unlike Google Maps). Sadly, there is no word on the process/price for updating the maps.

The screen has the same HVGA (320×240) resolution as the A50, and, just like the A50, it will support Microsoft Exchange (whether this means it’s running Android 2.1, with native Exchange support, or — like the A50 — Android 1.6 with Exchange on top, isn’t clear from the press-release).

The phone includes a 5 megapixel camera, which is pretty standard fare for current Android devices, but still an improvement upon the A50’s 3 megapixels.

In fact, aside from the camera spec bump, I don’t really see much of a difference between the this A10 fellow and it’s elder sibling, the A50.

Unfortunately, no price details were mentioned, but the device is set for launch in Europe and Asia-pacific some time around the middle of 2010, and will include a car mount kit — just like the A50. *A50* *A50* (…those were meant to be echoes…) Thanks TechCrunch source

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Users always know where they are and where you’re going with this phone. It provides by far the easiest, most advanced and intuitive navigation experience of any phone on the mobile phone market. Bound to be considered for the best rated smartphone.

The smartphone is comparable to other smartphones because of it’s ease of navigation and hands free ability. While there are other smartphones that may be as easy to use and have as many useful apps as the Nuvifone G60, you still won’t find one that includes it’s own GPS navigation system.

With the Garmin Nuvifone G60 Smartphone you can get voice prompted turn by turn directions . You can also access the “Where Am I?” feature which you won’t get in any other smartphone. Using this feature you can find the nearest gas station, hospital, police station or address. It will even show you your exact longitude and latitude coordinates to direct you to the nearest intersection. In case you lose track of your car there is even a feature that can find it for you. Try having your smartphone do that!

This smartphone has bluetooth connectivity and more. It also comes with a 3.5 inch screen and webkit browser, along with auto focus capability for the camera. It comes with 4GB of storage, which can be expanded to 16GB. The fact that you can get all of this along with a GPS system is what gives the Garmin Nuvifone G60 Smartphone an advantage over others.