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Garmin navigated into the ever-more-crowded smart-phone field Tuesday, saying its GPS-focused device will be carried by AT&T and go on sale starting Sunday.


Garmin Takes a New Tack With Linux-Based Nav Phone (TechNewsWorld.com)

After nearly two years of anticipation, Garmin and AT&T announced Tuesday that the long-awaited Garmin Nuvifone G60 will become available in the United States starting Oct. 4. Billed as “the navigation phone” for its integration of phone capabilities with GPS functionality, the Linux-based device will be sold online and in AT&T stores for $299, after a $100 mail-in rebate.


Mobile Phone Movies: From the Big Screen to the Smallest One (New York Times)

The summer flick Transformers 2, most agreed, was terrible. So naturally, one wonders: how much better would the movie be playing on the 2.6-inch screen of a mobile phone?

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