Sprint just introduced this sexy looking mobile hotspot called Overdrive. It can bring 3G and 4G goodness to your surrounding as WiFi signal so you can connect many devices including multiple laptops, smartphones, even WiFi enabled cameras. What’s good about this device is that takes a very recent technology such as 4G broadband speeds and makes it available for your ancient WiFi only devices.

TomTom just introduced an entry level GPS navigation system called TomTom Ease. It will have a 3.5″ touchscreen, 2GB memory that includes TeleAtlas maps of the US, and text-to-speech feature (we’re really glad text-to-speech is now part even the lowest end sat nav systems).

Pioneer just introduced a brand new in-dash GPS navigation system at the CES 2010 called Pioneer X920BT. Pioneer X920BT will cost $1200 and feature a 6.1″ touchscreen with 800×600 resolution, voice recognition to help you keep your hands on the wheel, TeleAtlas maps of all 50 states, micoSD card slot, support for satellite radio, bluetooth connectivity, and a USB port to connect to iPod or iPhone which automatically creates playlists for you.

TeleNav today announced that Ford will use TeleNav’s GPS navigation software in its next generation of Ford SYNC capable vehicles. SYNC first came about in 2007 as an hands-free system that connects cell phones and other devices to the vehicle. Recently SYNC was updated with vehicle diagnostics, emergency services assist, voice-activated access to turn-by-turn directions, real-time traffic, and on-demand news, weather and sports updates.

NDrive, celebrating their presence at CES 2010, decided to release special navigation software for iPhone – NDrive Las Vegas with aerial photos of the city. During CES this GPS navigation app for the iPhone will be available to be downloaded for free which includes over 400 MB of detailed city pictures and POI database. NDrive partnered with Blom, a Norwegian company that provides aerial photography for this special version of the app.

Garmin just introduced ecoRoute hd, which uses your car’s onboard diagnostics port (OBD II) to transforms your compatible Garmin nüvi into a real-time diagnostics computer. The main goal here of course let you save more money by helping you keep tabs on your mileage, gas consumption, etc. Of course when combined with the eco Routes features you’re also getting a ‘low emissions’ route that is best for the environment.

Amazon has the new Delorme Earthmate PN-60W Portable GPS Navigator with SPOT Satellite Communicator on their website for $550 which will be available on May 1st but you can already pre-order it.