I've reviewed several Bluetooth GPS devices here at pocketnow.com over the last year. Though each device has its own unique features, I've recently been introduced to a GPS device that takes some read more

Have you ever found yourself on the road and needing travel directions? I typically use Windows Live Search to get turn-by-turn directions while on the road, but I've sometimes found that when I need read more

Billed as "the world's most powerful Bluetooth GPS receiver," the QSTARZ BT-818 eXtreme adds to the popular line of QSTARZ Bluetooth GPS products. How does it stack up as "the world's most powerful" read more

A number of Bluetooth GPS receivers based on the MTK chipset have been coming to market. The i.Trek M7 is one of them, claiming long battery life and fast signal acquisition times. How does it stack read more

Freedom Input has recently introduced the world's smallest Bluetooth GPS receiver. So small in fact that it can hang on your key ring and be no more conspicuous than your car alarm key fob. You can read more

Recently, we reviewed a GPS receiver from Qstarz called the BT-Q818. Qstarz have now redesigned this item, adding in such features as log capability, snapshot Point of Interest, plus other read more

Yes, using a Bluetooth GPS is grand, but what if you want to save your travels. Often times you can use your software application, but sometimes that just isn't feasible. Add in the fact that if you read more

GPS systems are becoming quite common place and affordable. For a device to be noticed it has to add extra value somehow... enter the new Globalsat GV-370 Personal Navigation Device. Not only is this read more

Transystem have recently released a Bluetooth GPS receiver, the i-Blue 737 which is marketed as a high performance and accurate device. Could this be the Bluetooth GPS receiver you've been waiting read more

Taking advantage of this new chipset, the Qstarz BT-Q818 delivers a double dose of 32's (32 hours of battery life, plus 32 channels) in the guise of a small plastic module not much bigger than a read more

Over the past few years we’ve made a transition from wired, puck-based GPS receivers, through CF/SD card-based receivers, and now, finally, to Bluetooth-based receivers. Throughout that transition, read more

Robbie writes, "I am typically not one to ask for directions... Maybe it's a guy thing, but I always like to figure it out first. Inevitably, I end up horribly lost, getting more mad by second and read more

It's a bit tough to find innovation among the sea of In-Car GPS devices making their way to the market. At the core, they all do about the same thing. Navman saw this, and went to the drawing board to read more