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• TomTom IPhone Car Kit The TomTom Car Kit is an external GPS receiver built into the form factor of a windshield-mountable iPhone or iPod touch dock. The dock connection allows...
• Nine iPhone GPS Navigation Apps Compared These apps come packed with maps. Which one should be your destination?
• Magellan RoadMate 1700 If you're looking for a portable GPS navigation device with a mammoth screen, Magellan's RoadMate 1700 could be just the thing. Measuring 7.5 by 4.2 by 0.6...
• Garmin Nuvi 1370T If you're a frequent pond jumper, Garmin's nüvi 1370T (with maps of North America and that place across the pond called Europe) is a GPS device worth...
• In-Flight Wi-Fi Explained An interview with Aircell's Niels Steenstrup on PC World Podcast Episode 57.
• TomTom XL 340S Live Just in time for the holidays, the TomTom XL 340S Live is now available. The XL 340S Live has built-in GPRS radio module that promises to provide you with live...
• Confirmed: Google Goggles Will Reach Other Platforms Wondering whether Google Goggles will ever hit the iPhone or make its way to the BlackBerry? Here are some answers.
• A Hands-On Tour: Google Goggles Visual Search Google Goggles brings visual search to your cell phone: Simply point and click your camera, and the app delivers detailed information about what you're seeing.
• TomTom XXL 540S These days, 4.3-inch-diagonal screens are the standard size on dedicated GPS navigation devices; but for some drivers, that size is still too small. In response...
• TomTom Go 740 Live TomTom's Go 740 Live is a GPS device from TomTom with a built-in cellular radio. This wireless data connection allows the unit to download information relevant...
• Sprint Downplays Report It Shared GPS Data With Feds Sprint Nextel is downplaying a blog report that it provided law enforcement authorities with customer GPS location data more than eight million times.
• Magellan Maestro 4700: Not Quite Worth the Price This premium GPS device packs plenty of features, but you can find many of them on lower-cost products, too.
• TomTom's XL 340S Live Gets Connected Company's latest connected GPS device carries a fairly low price, but the connected services remain a mixed bag.
• Deals of the Week: Black Friday Edition This Black Friday brings the lowest-priced Blu-ray player ever, some neat netbook deals, and an anticipated Apple sale.
• More Android Users Get Google Maps Navigation Google's free GPS app is now available to devices running Android 1.6 and higher.
• Twitter Turns on Geolocation Functionality UPDATE: Twitter has turned on its geotagging functionality for external applications.
• Twitter Geotagging: What You Need to Know Tweet your location along with your thoughts but -- for now -- only via some apps.
• Great Tech Gadgets: When Spouses Collide Your tech dream may be your significant other's nightmare. Here are the items our married tech experts drool over (while belittling one another's choices).
• Pioneer Sues Garmin Over Navigation Technology Pioneer has lodged a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission against Garmin alleging some of its products infringe on Pioneer patents.
• How to Buy a GPS Device Navigating the GPS market can be tough but consumer advocate Amber Bouman can help you find your way to the perfect GPS device.
• Big Screen GPS: Magellan RoadMate 1700 Sports 7-inch Display If your vehicle can accommodate a GPS device with an enormous 7-inch screen, the RoadMate will prove to be a worthwhile travel companion.
• Why Is TomTom's iPhone App Still $100? Despite Google's free Maps Navigation app for Motorola's Droid, the price of TomTom's iPhone navigation app hasn't budged one cent.
• Google Latitude Gets Snoopier: Adds Location History and Alerts It's a little creepy -- but could be handy to trace your own steps and those of your peeps (or not).
• TomTom XXL 540S GPS Device The XXL 540S provides TomTom's usual impressive navigation features, and adds a roomy 5-inch screen.
• PC World Podcast 51: Motorola Droid, Sneaky Fees, and Google's GPS App Join the editors of PC World for an irreverent round-table discussion of this week's hottest technology trends.