The Holux GPSmile 61 is a slim and stylish wide-screen GPS navigator for drivers. The device can give turn-by-turn voice instructions for each turn you have to make to reach your destination. It has a rechargeable battery for portability, but using it as a navigator when walking or cycling won't get you far because of its limited battery life. In any case, the GPSmile 61 is an easy-to-use car navigator with well-designed menu system software and responsive touch screen.

The Samsung SGH-F480 is a sleek and compact touch screen mobile phone with a possibility to personalize the home screen. The product is also known as Touchwiz or Tocco. You hold the phone like an ordinary mobile and tap the screen with your thumb. If you don't like the new customizable widget menu system, you can use the traditional menu system as well. 5 megapixel camera and multimedia features complement this tri-band GSM phone that can connect to high-speed 3G mobile networks.

GPS positioning technology is familiar to many of us from satellite navigation products that guide drivers and cyclists to their destinations. GPS can be used in many other applications, such as tracking the location of objects, people or animals as well. As long as the GPS receiver can pick up satellite signals, it can calculate its exact location. In tracking applications, the challenge is to find a technique for transmitting the location information to someone who needs it. The Tramigo T22 tracking device has found a universal solution; the GSM network.

The Sony Ericsson W902 is a slim, rocking good-looking Walkman music phone. If anyone is still considering purchasing a dedicated MP3 player, we recommend taking a look at one of the better music phones in the market. In addition to the Walkman music player features, the W902 comes with 5 megapixel camera, 3G mobile network, and memory capacity of up to 8 GB for songs and photos.

If you are one of those people who is longing for the fabulous old N-Gage games, but is avoiding the N-Gage device, the new Nokia N-series smartphones may have something for you. The Nokia N85, for instance, lets you play new N-Gage games. It can also replace your iPod as an MP3 player, or you can use its 5 megapixel camera to take photos. The N85 is a GSM and 3G phone, but its numerous features aside, its highlight is the crisp OLED display.

GPS is a technology of many faces. Once a GPS device is ready to pick up satellite signals, it can calculate your exact position anywhere on earth, except indoors. This is information can be used in a variety of ways as the Holux M-241 demonstrates. The Holux M-241 GPS receiver is only the size of an old-style film roll, but it provides three useful functions. It can save the route you have traveled and synchronize the location information with photos taken along the route. It can provide GPS positioning data for a navigation application on a mobile device, or it can be used as a speedometer and odometer.

The LG KS10 is one of those mobile phones that doesn't necessarily attract anyone with its flashy looks, but it may surprise once you open it up and realize it is a smartphone. It comes with 2 megapixel camera, video player, MP3 player, USB, and Bluetooth. The KS10 is a tri-band GSM phone with access to high-speed 3G HSDPA networks as well.

The Nokia N96 is a powerful smartphone that can do practically anything a high-end smartphone can do, and it can also record live TV broadcasts. Yes, that's right. The device comes with built-in digital TV tuner for viewing DVB-H broadcasts, and its built-in Electronic Program Guide makes it easy to record TV shows. And how about this? Its GPS receiver automatically saves geographic coordinates of each photo taken with the 5 megapixel camera for posting the pictures on shared maps on the Internet.