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The editors liked
Fantastic navigation experienceSimple
Intuitive UIClean
Sophisticated design
Outstanding navigation
Navigates even in dead zones
Easy user interface
Includes dash mount/charger
Classy
Sturdy design
Reliable
Intuitive GPS navigation experience
Garmin Voice Studio lets you record custom voice directions
Included windshield mount and car charger
Loud
Clear speaker
Best navigation phone on the market. Slim and attractive. Smoother interface than most Android phones.
Sharp industrial design
Good battery life
Great call quality
Excellent personal navigation device
Fun to use
The T-Mobile Garminfone offers accurate driving directions and other advanced navigation capabilities. The Android-based smartphone also has better messaging and calendaring apps than its predecessor
Unsurpassed navigation in a smartphone
Good integration of Android into navigation
Superior GPS software
Good photos
The editors didn't like
Hardware is rather bulkyUI customization isolates Android usersIffy battery life when navigating
Older version of Android
Runs slowly at times
Blurry photos and video in some tests
May be too basic for advanced users
No 3.5mm headphone jack
Poorly designed web browser
Sluggish performance for the price
Runs older Android 1.6 OS
Mediocre camcorder
Old version of Android OS. Proprietary headphone jack. Subpar camera and video recording.
Mediocre camera
Not much in the way of personal customization
Old OS version
The smartphone has lackluster multimedia capabilities
Including a subpar camera. Battery life is a concern
Camera isn't as good as that of competitors
CPU lags behind others in category and price range
Best navigation phone on the market. Slim and attractive. Smoother interface than most Android phones.
Old version of Android OS. Proprietary headphone jack. Subpar camera and video recording.
Garmin-Asus finally delivers the powerful GPS navigation-phone it should have released the first time, even if it isn't the world's best general-purpose smartphone....
Hardware is rather bulkyUI customization isolates Android usersIffy battery life when navigating
For $199, the Garminfone is an interesting choice. While T-Mobile's selection of Android handsets continues to expand (most excitingly with the upcoming myTouch 3G Slide), fans of little green robots still don't exactly have a lot of choices on that carri...
I must say, Garminfone physically looks very appealing to me for some reason. The curves and the shape - they all come together very nicely.However, I am simply not convinced that Garminfone provides the best value with the mediocre hardware that comes...
Most Android phones so far have specialized in social networking, but the Garminfone takes a different tack to become the best navigation phone I've ever used. Even with the slight problems I had with the GPS signal (I do NOT live in Kentucky), once t...
Classy, sturdy design, Reliable, intuitive GPS navigation experience, Garmin Voice Studio lets you record custom voice directions, Included windshield mount and car charger, Loud, clear speaker
No 3.5mm headphone jack, Poorly designed web browser, Sluggish performance for the price, Runs older Android 1.6 OS, Mediocre camcorder
This GPS-centric phone from Garmin-ASUS does a good job with navigation but lacks the power and features of similarly priced Android competitors.
Abstract: The Garminfone just got really real. T-Mobile (NYSE: DT) today held a little media event to show off their new Garmin-Asus Garminfone and we had boots on the ground in New York City to put hands on the new GPS navigation-oriented Android phone from t...
Abstract: HTC Thunderbolt był pierwszym smartfonem obsługującym łączność 4G LTE i w przedsprzedaży był wszelkie rekordy popularności. Niestety, był także pierwszym smartfonem, który na pojedynczym ładowaniu baterii potrafił działać trzy godziny. TRZY. GODZINY. I to...
