Looks like we’ll all have to wait a little bit longer – at least half a year, before Garmin and Asus’ partnership yield fruit in the form of an Android-powered smartphone. Frankly, the delays that plague this handset could yet do them in as there will be other Android smartphones rolled out before that. Chances are this will be a remake of the device that Garmin has failed to launch this year, so hopefully the added time given to the team will yield some positive end results instead of being a disappointment.
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