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Seamless Wi-Fi Signs Agreement With Garmin USA

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by Staff Writers
Las Vegas NV (SPX) Aug 15, 2008
Seamless Wi-Fi has announced that its subsidiary Seamless Internet has signed an agreement with Garmin USA that will provide Seamless Internet with access to Garmin Mobile XT software.

The Garmin Mobile XT software will be installed on Seamless Internet's S-Gen the UMPC (Ultra Mobile Personal Computer), providing the S-Gen's GPS system Garmin's maps in addition to its computer, phone, and MP3 player capabilities.

"This agreement is a tremendous breakthrough in the development of the S-Gen. We have been very cautious in selecting GPS software to use on our flagship product and Garmin is a world leader in GPS Satellite navigation.

"There is no one better and we are looking forward to a long business relationship with such an outstanding company," stated John Domerego, President of Seamless Internet, Inc. Related Links
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