Garmin Nuvifone to be manufactured by ASUS? Following on the possibly Garmin Nuvifone in white version alongside the confirmed Black Nuvifone, A new rumor said that Garmin has announced that it has, for the first time ever, outsourced production of a device. Nuvifone will apparently be manufactured by ASUS. According to DigiTimes, industry sources pointed out ASUS has been working with Garmin for two years on the project, with the Taiwan-based maker chiefly contributing its know-how in RF technologies. Garmin’s director of OEM and mobile marketing, Roger Jollis, confirmed that the first Nuvifone will be the first in line of Nuvifone-branded devices planned for the next few years. Stay tuned.
(via digitimes)
Asus m536 “Treo Killer” + Video. Asus m536 is a “Treo Killer” in style. 
Asus Galaxi Mini P320 - Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro Smartphone with GPS. At CeBIT 2008, Asus launched the Asus Galaxi Mini as the Asus P320. As an mid-level handset, the slim(ish) and light Asus P320 (Galaxi Mini) maxes out its data connectivity with EDGE, but the quad-band (850/900/1800/1900Mhz) GSM radio should make sure that this Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional smartphone will be good to go anywhere on the globe. 
Asus Windows Mobile 6.1 UI + Video. New Asus GUI for their newest touchscreen cellphones including Asus Lamborghini ZX1 Smartphone. ASUS started with Windows Mobile 6.1 as a foundation and built their own “Multi-Home” 3D Cube interface on top - it’s a lot like HTC’s TouchFLO interface, but more extensive and sleeker (but don’t count HTC out just yet, they’re working with Microsoft to improve and better integrate TouchFLO in upcoming WinMo releases).
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