Smartphone VS GPS ULTIMATE DEATHMATCH!!! Most smartphones have a lot to offer by way of modern conveniences. In fact, convenience is probably the biggest pro that smartphones have going for them.

The GPS on your incredible pocket supercomputer is a modern miracle, but it's far from perfect. We've all had Google Maps tell us that we are somehow walking between two streets. But new dirt ...

A portable GPS device can cost anywhere from $100 to $2,000, and the device can be updated annually online. “I think everyone is always on the go these days, so you need it,” Hunt said.

GPS Is Smartening Up Your Cell Phone Imagine standing on a corner and instantly getting the median income of the neighborhood or the crime rate on your street -- all by using your cell phone.

This thing is packed with features. A 2MP camera, GSM phone capabilities (along with EDGE), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, FM Radio, etc. The GPS software that is included is also made by Pharos, called Ostia.

Especially since the nuvifone is long on other popular smart-phone features, like a 3.5 inch touch-screen — yes, like the iPhone — camera, video, email, IM, MP3 and MPEG4 playback, and more.

First off, when you’re using the GPS, you’re going to only get about four-ish hours of battery life on a single charge. Your phone has a hard enough time reaching the nearest cell tower, so ...