Asus

It is been a while since I got a Windows Mobile in my offices for reviewing and I really missed it because I like the interface of this OS. It isn’t the best one out there, that title has been taken by iOS but it is still pretty good. I got the Asus P835 for review. All manufacturers these days are either going for touch screen interface or are releasing their own touch based interface. In this case, Asus has put in its Glide interface. It is said that this interface is one of the best ones out there[...] Read full story »

Garmin a GPS maker from America and Asus is a phone manufacturer from Taiwan. They have come together to make GPS centric phones and this isn’t the only handset from them. They have a few like these before too. In the package, you get a car kit and the power charger has a USB port on the bottom for connecting USB cable to charge the handset. There is also a soft leather pouch included along with instruction manual and a software disc. What you get in the package Headphones Charger Garmin[...] Read full story »

This phone is the successor to the Asus Garmin G60w which was based on Linux OS and wasn’t really good. It had an astronomical price of Rs. 30,000 and did not justify the high price looking at the features inside. The Asus Garmin M10 is its successor and it runs on Windows Mobile 6.5.   Design Asus Garmin M10 is built very well. The construction is typical of Asus and it feels very firm and solid in the hand. On the bottom, there is Nuvifone metal plate which[...] Read full story »

Garmin-Asus A10 is the first pronavigation phone I have ever seen to date. Before this, there was the G60 but I never got it for review. The A10 is powered by Android 2.1 and the feature set seems pretty healthy at least on papers. So let’s see if this phone really lives up to the promises that it makes. Design Garmin-Asus A10 has a really good build quality just like its predecessors and you will get the solid feel when you hold the handset in your hands. The phone[...] Read full story »