Garmin-Asus To Launch Android Phone in 2010 by VR-Zone.com

Garmin-Asus To Launch Android Phone in 2010

Reported by Justin Chng on Thursday, June 4 2009 1:15 pm

Garmin-Asus is set to release their first Android phone some time in Q1 2010, this smartphone joint venture is between GPS (global positioning system) device maker Garmin and PC vendor Asustek Computer (Asus).

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Garmin-Asus To Launch Android Phone in 2010

Garmin-Asus is set to release their first Android phone some time in Q1 2010, this smartphone joint venture is between GPS (global positioning system) device maker Garmin and PC vendor Asustek Computer (Asus).

Garmin GPS technology will be used in the geotagging feature for photographs made using the handset, and will provide other location-based services.

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