Everything But The Kitchen Sink

October 31st, 2009

Speaking of the new Droid phone.

Internet giant Google unveiled a free navigation system for mobile phones Wednesday in a move seen as a potential challenge to the makers of standalone GPS navigation devices.

US telecom carrier Verizon Wireless and US handset maker Motorola announced simultaneously that a smartphone going on sale in the United States next week, the Droid, would be the first to feature Google Maps Navigation.

Wow. I love the idea of free turn by turn navigation, but I really need a phone that will help me find walk in tubs and comparable items for our basement.

The iPhone can’t do that, can the Droid do that?

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