And, of course, you don't need to ferry around a separate navigation device. The card is $99, a steal compared with the average Garmin device, which will run you anywhere from $200 to $1,000.
GARMIN MOBILE XT ON ANDROID SOFTWARE
Embedded on a microSD card, the software gives the handset access to a slew of location-based services, such as maps, driving directions, real-time traffic and weather information, local gas prices and friend-finding tools. The GPS device maker announced Wednesday GPS software called Garmin Mobile XT. Garmin has a really small idea for making smart phones a whole lot smarter.