The SonyEricsson C702 Cyber-shot is a new 5 mega-pixel camera phone targeted at outdoor users. The phone has a built in GPS and photos will be automatically geo-tagged. The phone is “splash and dust resistant” and will be available from Q2 2008. The dimensions of the phone will be 106 x 48 x 15.5 mm and it will weigh 105 grams.

The new killer(?) gps/phone Nuvifone, from Garmin, was presented a few days back. It features HSDPA, Quad-band GSM, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, Camera and a 3.5” touchscreen. The camera will geotag all your photos.

Engadget and Techsoar has managed to get a hands-on, check it out..

The Trailblazer jacket from Bladerunner has a built in GPS that transmits your position either to an online service or to your cell phone. Unlike other regular jackets, this one has a monthly fee of £10 for the position service. The battery will keep the GPS online for 15 hours.

Bladerunner via Talk2myShirt

GpsPasSion Forums has managed to get a their hands on a Triton 2000 prototype. Not much new information, but they are impressed with the the fast and easy scroll/zoom of the map. The battery time is 8/10 hours with the screen on. Check out the rest of the information and photos here.

via GPS Tracklog

Feel like the ordinary GPS’s isn’t exclusive enough for you, then the Ferrari Pocket PC GPS is something for you. It has the latest Navteq maps integrated and with Ferrari Points of Interest, like Ferrari dealers and museums, preloaded.

• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity
• 122 grams
• 58 x 108 x 16.8 mm
• 2.8-inch screen
• Touchscreen GPS
• Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 OS includes Pocket Outlook, MSN, Word, Excel and the new Power Point Mobile.
• SirfStarIII LP GPS receiver

via Gizmodo

GPSmagazine has published a hands-on preview of the new Garmin Edge 705 GPS. Check it out here.

via Garmin Blog

A smart little software for your iPhone can determine your position, not by triangulating , but by triangulating cell phone towers. So don’t use it for hiking it there is not got cell phone reception. You can find it using this tool.

via Gizmodo

Steffen Nork has written a short post on his impressions, using the Nokia 6110 GPS Phone for hiking. Check it out here.

via Team Geared Up Blog