Navman Mobile Travel Assist S60 Edition

Navman's Mobile Travel Assist S60 navigation system for Nokia N series phones is a pretty standard GPS solution, comprising an RS-MMC card that houses the maps and a Bluetooth endowed GPS receiver.

Priced at £169, it boasts a unique facility in the inclusion of Navpix, a software tweak that enables users to tag images they take on the phone's camera with GPS data. So a user could snap an image of a favourite bar and when they wanted to return to it just click on the image and get directions. It's a little gimmicky, but it works well.

Another neat twist is the integration of web information, which enables users to access online data to find a nearby restaurant and get the latest travel information. It isn't always accurate - one of my "local" restaurants turned out to be nearly 200 miles away - but it is very useful information for travellers. The rest of the system is standard sat nav for mobile fare.

Today's best video

Today in pictures