Users of Windows Mobile-based handhelds now have a new way to shop, travel and comb the surrounding area for anything they want, anywhere they are.
Earthcomber, touted as “the ultimate personal navigator,” is introducing itself to users of Windows-powered PDAs and smartphones. This free service has already generated substantial buzz among Palm-powered loyalists.
To the naked eye, Earthcomber first appears like any other type of navigation software – except that its GPS-enabled maps for all territories in the U.S. are conspicuously missing a price tag. All maps, “Look Lists” and “Community” features are entirely free, providing users with tremendous new travel tools at no cost.
Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (Nasdaq: GRMN), today introduced the iQue 3000, a newly-styled, entry-level Palm Powered™ personal digital assistant (PDA) that offers fully integrated Global Positioning System (GPS) technology. The
Mapopolis makes viewing maps on your PDA handheld easy and fun. It is very fast, accurate and easy-to-use. View maps and generate driving directions even across map boundaries! Map library covers the entire U.S. plus major Canadian and European cities. Maps include every street and street address and thousands of landmarks.