PCWorld tests different types of GPS systems – in a phone, portable units that attach to a car dashboard and built-in vehicle systems – to determine which does the best job of giving you directions.
“Need to find your way?
You probably have a cell phone in your pocket that can help you with navigation. But will your cell phone do the job clearly and conveniently, or should you still consider using a dedicated GPS device?”
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