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• Holy Batgear! 10 New Gadgets for Batman's Utility Belt (and Cave) Catching an evil genius requires sophisticated tools. Here are some tech toys we think the Dark Knight really ought to be carrying.
• iPhone 3G: The First 48 Hours Activation was the easy part; I'm disappointed with AT&T's 3G coverage and the iPhone's GPS features.
• Navigon 2100 Max GPS Device This device will get you where you're going--if you can tolerate its quirks.
• Notes From the Road: Wi-Fi Tips, Garmin GPS Test Run A nifty free Wi-Fi hotspot tool, a real-life GPS gadget review, and a scary-looking "motorcycle."
• Clarion Shows Internet-Enabled GPS Prototype Clarion has shown a new version of its mobile Internet navigation device and said it will cost about US$700 when launched...
• Nokia Previews Sophisticated Web-and-Mobile Mapping Service Nokia's upcoming Maps on Ovi service will let you do your planning on a desktop browser and automatically sync everything to your GPS-enabled Nokia handset.
• RIM's BlackBerry Bold Beats Apple to the 3G Punch Research in Motion's sleek new BlackBerry Bold 9000 will support 3G networks worldwide, as well as Wi-Fi and GPS. Will it be able to withstand a 3G iPhone challenge?
• Mio Moov 310 GPS Despite its simplicity, this Moov is a great buy as an entry-level GPS device.
• Europe Set to Award Contracts for Galileo System The process of picking technology companies to build the satellites and ground stations for Europe's satellite navigation...
• How to Buy a GPS Device
• TomTom Says Merger Delayed By EU Investigation Despite the delay, TomTom and Tele Atlas said they remain confident that the Commission will approve the deal.
• First Look: Dash Express GPS Device Harnesses the Web New GPS unit from Dash Navigation thrives on its integrated Internet-connected smarts.
• MadDog Multimedia Proves Elusive When Trouble Strikes The graphics board vendor sent a reader two replacement cards that also malfunctioned, but it never tried to troubleshoot the problem. Plus: D-Link recalls its first dual-mode draft-n routers, and Magellan blames support problems on a change in outsourced customer service.
• Magellan Maestro 4250 and V7 Nav740 GPS Devices Deliver More Than Just Maps Both the $400 Magellan Maestro 4250 and the $300 V7 Nav740 come with big, bright 4.3-inch touch screens, detailed road maps, and plenty of features that go beyond basic navigation.
• Garmin's High-End GPS The Nuvi 760 offers a great set of features, but its directions are sometimes questionable.
• Garmin GPS Dominates Consumer, Corporate Market Popular GPS gadget maker Garmin, currently king of the U.S. navigation device space, commands 57 percent of the consumer and enterprise markets.
• GPS Devices Find Their Way to Cebit GPS navigation devices and related software took center stage at Cebit this year.
• Acer to Acquire Smartphone Maker E-Ten The world's third largest PC vendor has signed a deal to buy Taiwanese handheld device maker E-Ten.
• New TomTom GPS Units Use Real-World Speed Data The new Go 730 and Go 930 GPS devices calculate routes based on data from other users instead of relying on posted speeds.
• Coming From Asia: The Next Cool Cell Phones GPS, electronic compasses, and new software will soon let our phones show us around town.
• HP iPaq 310 Travel Companion GPS Device Poor software design and usability undermine the high-quality hardware of this GPS device.
• Auto Technology: Same Gear, New Services For this year's cars, personal navigation and search services will be in the driver's seat.
• GPS is Social Network at Mobile World Congress Many new services put the emphasis on finding your friends, not finding your way, as GPS evolves into a social tool.
• Top 10 Mobile Trends in Barcelona The Mobile World Congress is seeing the introduction of a wealth of gadgets to meet needs and desires.
• GPS Navigation Gets Smarter Navigation devices at CES have acquired new features such as speech recognition, 3D maps, and information on fuel prices at nearby gas stations.