Just after the launch of Android based nuvifone A50, Garmin-Asus’ has struck the chord again with their second Window Mobile phone, nuvifone M10. But, this time, the phone will be different from the earlier M20 model with improved specs on the board.

 

The nuvifone M10 comes with a sleek look having a 3.5-inch WVGA display and a finger-friendly user interface. Windows Mobile 6.5.3 comes pre-installed with this smartphone. It also incorporates the Billboard feature which displays the most important information so that the users can review all at one glace. More to it, the device boasts of an intelligent 3D Task Manager that lets users switch easily between different running applications.

 

“The Garmin-Asus M10 is our answer to people’s need for work-life balance. The M10 runs Windows® Mobile, making it the ideal smartphone for business use, while its smart navigation capabilities, comprehensive social networking features and connected services enable users to lead a truly smart lifestyle. The M10 is the phone for the new Smart3 era,” commented Benson Lin, Vice President of Asus’ Personal Mobile Devices Business Unit.

 

The M10 has a 512 RAM with 4GB of Flash memory to store sufficient multimedia and data. The other features associated with this entrancing set include a full QWERTY soft keyboard, HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi, Geo-tagging feature, advanced navigation, access to Facebook and Picasa Web Albums. For the photography enthusiasts, there is also a 5MP camera to take nice snaps.

 

The Garmin-Asus M10 also offers nice opportunity for the users to synch to Microsoft Exchange so that some essential features like contacts, calendars and emails are always available and secure.

 

The Garmin-Asus nuvifone M10 is expected to hit stores in Asia and Europe in the first half of 2010. However, the pricing details of the phone are under wraps.