If you've been warming to those OnStar assistants when dialing up to get directions, you've now got a couple more reasons to pretend that you're lost. The first enhancement to its existing turn-by-turn service is Destination Download, which essentially enables subscribers with screen-based NAV systems to have routes beamed in without the driver having to pull over and manually enter them.

Mio’s GPS phone which we talked about back at CES 2008 looks like has an official name: Lovebird. We caught a glimpse of this one side GPS navigation, other side phone device at MSMobiles which reports that Mio Lovebird will be coming with the latest Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional according to specs revealed at CTIA 2008.

PhotoTrackr is Gisteq’s latest gizmo for tracking where your photos were taken. It looks very similar to Holux M241 and does the same thing as ATP Photo Finder.

ONIX110 is the entry level GPS navigation system from Bushnell. It is not for driving directions though, it is for helping you from getting lost in the wilderness. With its built-in memory to store 100 waypoints and 50 routes it should be enough to get you back to where you started, and with its IPX6 water resistant standard things should be OK even if you cross small streams on your way.

Sony Ericsson P5 (aka Paris) is the latest smartphone that promises to have an integrated GPS receiver. This obviously is the leaked image and it hasn’t been made official yet but rumors around the internets suggests that it will be official in May and hit the market as soon as September.

Ideapad U8 is the latest MID (mobile internet device) from Lenovo. It uses Intel’s latest Atom processor, has a 4.8″ touch screen and can support 3G or EDGE networks.

Motorola Smart Rider is the new in vehicle phone from Motorola. Smart Rider phone, is an in-vehicle (fixed) device featuring GPS navigation, interactive voice activation, and Bluetooth wireless. The hands free feature allows users to converse, navigate and tend to business while on-the-go.