Sony Ericsson W760 GPS phone
Jan 6, 2008 CES 2008, gps navigation, phones, sony
Sony Ericsson just announced a GPS enabled walkman phone called W760. W760 supports HSDPA and Quad-band EDGE networks, has built-in speaker and FM radio antenna, 3.2MP digital camera, and comes with 1GB Memory Stick which can store about 900 songs.
Sony Ericsson paired up with Wayfinder Navigator to provide driving directions to their users but unfortunately it requires a subscription. However on the bright side you can always rely on Google Maps which is also supported by W760. But keep in mind Wayfinder does offer a few extras such as the GPS-supported fitness application called Tracker which provides some stats on your distance, speed, etc, spoken turn-by-turn directions and over 20 million points of interest.
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January 7th, 2008 at 4:36 am
[...] to find out the navigation to their users but a condition for that the users have to subscribe. The greatest of this device is that it supports Google Maps. The wayfinder also offers you the stats on your distance known as Tracker. The wayfinder offers some other features also and makes this GPS more attractive. Via [...]
January 7th, 2008 at 5:23 am
Regarding: “But keep in mind Wayfinder does offer a few extras such as the GPS-supported fitness application called Tracker”.
The Tracker application is NOT a Wayfinder product. Tracker is a Sony Ericsson application that was previously distributed with the GPS accessory HGE-100.
January 9th, 2008 at 2:06 pm
Does this have UIQ OS? so that it runs wayfinder? or is there new “bundled” version installed
October 3rd, 2008 at 3:43 am
does anyone know how does this wayfinder works?