Here is another GPS enabled smartphone from Samsung: Samsung i740. Samsung i740 is not a very high end device but can still manage push email. Since it not targeting the business professional you won’t find a QWERTY keyboard. The everyday user would probably appreciate the FM radio more.

Motorola V9x will be available for AT&T wireless network in US soon, with the support of  AT&T Navigator service. The AT&T Navigator featuring audible and visual turn-by-turn driving directions, including full-color moving maps, using GPS directly from your V9x.

FineDigital was showing off one iteration of a speech-recognizing GPS unit only last month, but it looks like it's already turned out a more refined version, complete with a spiffy new name. Now dubbed the FineDrive Bio, this one packs the usual 7-inch touchscreen, along with DMB mobile TV support, dual SD card slots for some added storage, and FineDigital's FineSR speech-recognition technology, which will supposedly recognize up to 450,000 words.

Let’s review the new Motorola Blaze: No information when it’ll be launched or how much it will cost when it is out. There is word that it’ll have an operating system customized for Verizon (navigation fees anyone?) but no clue as to whether visual voicemail will make it to the first production release.

Korean Thinkware is lowering their prices on the iNavi K2 with 8GB storage space from 549000KRW to 499000KRW ($522 to $475) in an effort to increase sales volumes.

Some of the cons we listed several days ago in our mini Dash Express review article has already been take care of with the Dash Express software update which was announced today. One of these features include MyRoute which learns from your driving habits.

Nokia 7510 Supernova is a new flip phone from Nokia with a push-to-open side key. The new Nokia 7510 comes in four different with fancy names such as ’storm blue’, ‘red’, ‘emerald green’ and ‘espresso brown’ and features equally fancy light effects.