Bottom line: You get what you pay for with the Move 30. You don’t pay much, but you don’t have to pay much more to get much better. At this price point we’d lean towards smartphone-based GPS instead.

Let’s start with GPS units in general – they range from a few inches to 7”, more recently smartphones are stealing their turf, and I have even seen GPS enabled tablets precariously mounted and ...

Former editor of CNET Australia, Pam loves being in the thick of the ever-growing love affair (well addiction, really) that Australians have with their phones, digital cameras, flat screen TVs, and ...

GPS navigation device manufacturer Navman has released a new low-cost model with upgraded features - the iCN510. Like the previous 'PiN Pocket PC' model we reviewed earlier, this is a fully portable ...

Electronics manufacturer Navman NZ Ltd has expanded its Australian operations to cope with the increase in its marine electronics business as well as launching two new divisions; Wireless Data and ...

Navman, a leading designer and manufacturer of world-class Global Positioning System (GPS), communication and marine products, announced today the latest addition to its innovative line of navigation ...