Portable navigation device (PND) shipments in Europe and North America will continue to grow into the next decade, according to Berg Insight. The research firm also forecasts that shipments will reach 56 million units in 2012. However, eroding prices are expected to cause a decline in revenues in 2009. "The personal navigation market has enjoyed phenomenal success in the recent years," said Andre ...

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Asus has recently presented a portable navigation device named R710 that comes with a good set of features, and should also have a decent price that is unknown so far. One of the good features included on the R710 is PathFinder HUD Support, that displays details related to navigation such as directions and speed, directly on

The portable navigation device's (PND) days of navigation domination are numbered, as mobile-handset alternatives gain in popularity over the next few years, according to iSuppli. In 2007, PNDs accounted for about half of all navigation device shipments, with the remainder divided up among automotive in-dash systems, smart phones and mobile handsets. However, by 2010, the PNDs' share of shipments ...

The Portable Navigation Device's (PND's) days of navigation domination are numbered, as mobile-handset alternatives gain in popularity over the next few years, according to iSuppli.

Navigon unleashed its latest portable navigation device for the high-end segment, the Navigon 7200T. With exclusive features such as Reality View Pro, Lane Assistant Pro and free real-time traffic updates for life, the 7200T is certainly a useful little gadget to have in your car. The device also features Voice Destination Entry, where you can

You may think Garmin is now focusing all its attention to its newly announced Nuviphone. But no, the portable navigation device maker wants a piece of every single platform out there and that's good I guess, especially for their shareholders. I'll try to recap all the Garmin's announcements shortly and then I'll point you to

Silicon & Software Systems has announced that its onHandTV Mobile TV software has been licensed by portable navigation device maker Garmin. The software provides Garmin's nuvi 900T navigator with digital television functionality.   The navigator is co-branded with 3 Italia for deployment in its DVB-H network and will be available in July in Italy. S3's interoperability with multiple networks and s

Well folks its' finally happening - Garmin is out with their own phone. Having their software running on the popular smartphone platform - Windows Mobile and BlackBerry - obviously isn't enough. The way we see it, the nuviphone is primarily a portable navigation device (PND) with mobile phone functionality built on top of it. We don't actually have all the information at this stage

Magellan Navigation on Sunday announced its first portable navigation device to feature cellular connectivity will come with Google Inc. business listings and search functionality.