Canada is cracking down on driving laws. The newest law hits drivers hard, especially those who like to text while driving. Ontario’s new law bans the use of any handheld gadget while driving, which makes some of us wonder why drinking coffee and changing the radio station falls underneath this law. This new law includes MP3 players, GPS systems, and cell phones although we don’t think the police would mind you breaking the law a few times to position your GPS or put away your cell phone. (mor

Amazon.com Garmin’s nüvi 265WT improves upon its 200-series predecessors by adding free real-time traffic updates from Navteq (for the life of the device) as well as Bluetooth connectivity to your cell phone. Other significant improvements in the 2×5 series include a predictive technology that provides faster satellite lock, a redesigned screen with more information, terrain maps, and an exciting new photo navigation feature. The 265WT provides complete maps for North America and the handy

GPS cell phone requires a GPS receiver and the signals received from different satellites point out the location of the receiver. Recently, more cell phones are being manufactured with GPS receivers as a built-in feature. GPS offer instructions turn-by-turn and often comes with illustrated maps and voice that also shows the location on the screen of the cell phone. The GPS built-in receiver method is very comfortable as there is no special device or wires required to connect or nothing is requir

Signs of the recession lifting up have been a huge welcome, even in the luxury market. Well this moolah-related happening has given a reason to most brands to go real wild and creative on their theme-based luxe products. Take Mobiado for instance, this Canadian mobile phone maker has just created the the 350 Pioneer to join the space-themed luxury phone by Vertu. We are told that 350 Pioneer has a body that’s been machined from none other than spacecraft aluminum with clear anodizing to achiev

Motorola has finally unveiled specifications on the Motorola Droid smartphone. Measuring 2.4-inch x 4.6-inch x 0.5-inch and weighing at 6-ounces, the cell phone will feature a 3.7-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 x 854, a 5-megapixel camera with 4x zoom, autofocus and a dual LED flash. Additional features include a 550MHz processor, a 16GB microSD card, GPS, Bluetooth, 802.11b/g WiFi and a micro USB port. Its 1400 mAh Li-ion battery will provide up to 385-minutes of talk time or