The ultimate way to stay in contact with your friends while in the wilderness? This Garmin Rino 650T allows you to track each other’s positions and communicate by voice or text, outside cell service.

In an age when you can navigate through wild spaces with your smartphone and a free or inexpensive mapping app like ViewRanger, outdoor users might wonder if there's still a place for a dedicated GPS.

Many people only interact with GPS systems in their vehicles or on their smartphones, but there are still healthy niche markets for special purpose GPS systems; to that end, Garmin has announced ...

OLATHE, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRMN), today announced two new models of rugged two-way radio handhelds, the Rino 750 and Rino 755t. Boasting a ...

May 14, 2007 Garmin have updated their Rino line of two-way GPS radios with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver that promises fast acquisition and high accuracy in environments typically disruptive to GPS ...

If you're off trekking through the wilderness (or just the local oversized water park), two pieces of gear that could really help you out are a two-way radio and a GPS unit. So, why hasn't anyone ...

Because you can never have precise enough location data when traipsing around the woods with the fam, Garmin has upgraded its Rino 520 and 530 GPS receivers / two-way radios with the highly-accurate ...

Not long ago a reader asked about GPS systems integrated into a walkie-talkie device, for keeping track of his wife (or girlfriend or maybe wife AND girlfriend) and vice versa while skiing. I ...