Sony has released yet another GPS system for the Asian market, this time it is called NVU75 and can also be considered a PND - Personal Navigation Device - due to its special features and small size.

The Sony NVU75 sports a 4.5-inch touchscreen in WQVGA mode, and has 8GB on the internal memory. Thanks to a gyro sensor, this unit is able to provide location information even in tunnels and other spots, in which a normal GPS system lacks the signal to provide information. Other features include bluetooth, an optional 1Seg TV tuner, bluetooth, and can also be used inside a vehicle as a handsfree GPS. So far there is no information about the price or release date.

Tags: Accessories, GPS, GPS, NVU75, PND, Sony, System

RoyalTek has presented a new GPS Navigation System that was made specifically for bicycles due to 2 reasons: it sports a small 3.5-inch touchscreen so you can place it on the bicycle handlebar, and the display screen can be read even when the sun light is present.

The RoyalTek BV-3200 boasts a Broadcom GPS receiver, normal bluetooth connection, a removable battery of 1800mAh, and one of best details is the 2.4GHz ANT+Sport communication antenna, which is waterproof. There aren’t many GPS navigation systems for bicycles, but this is surely one of the good ones that will make a good impact when it is launched in the near future.

Tags: BV-3200, GPS, GPS, RoyalTek, System

Earlier today we notified you that T-Mobile had been hacked and customer data was taken from the provider’s network. Well, T-Mobile has again stepped in to elaborate on the situation calming customers down another notch:

The document in question has been determined to be a T-Mobile document though there is no customer information contained in the document. There is no evidence to indicate that the T-Mobile security system was hacked into nor any evidence of a breach.

Despite this rep saying the system wasn’t hacked or breached, the hackers still managed to get some data from the T-Mobile network so how exactly they got it we haven’t a clue.

Let’s see how this one unfolds.

Read (ComputerWorld)

Tags: Cell Phones, hack, hackers, Mobile News, security, security breach, System, T-Mobile

Your penchant for high-fidelity sound production might buy you the latest Foxl portable music system. And believe me; your costly desire would not make a big dent into your savings. In fact, the latest offering from Soundmatters Inc. gives you all-a powerful sound quality, stylish design, compact looks and convenient options.

Pick its bluetooth model or not, the portable stereo loudspeaker nearly offers the same functions like-80Hz-20kHz frequency range, two 1″ Linear Magnetic Drive woofers tuned to 100Hz, Flatmagic Bass radiator and foxl Lithium-ion Bass battery which lasts up to 5 long hours.

However, if you purchase the audiophile-grade music system with bluetooth, you will be able to enjoy wirelessly streamed music from various devices and also entertain noise-free telephone calls by the help of internal noise/echo cancelling microphone. This sounds a real treat for music-lovers.

Expected to be released in September, it lets you enjoy music on-the-go at a fascinating price of $249 and $199 for bluetooth and non-bluetooth model respectively.

Tags: Audiophile, foxL, music, Pocket-sized, portable, Portable Devices, Soundmatters, System