Secondly, you generally don't get a windshield mount bundled, though I manage perfectly well with a £5 no-name bracket that fixes solidly to the vents on my Mercedes, looks far too cheap to attract the attention of felonious urban youth and will accommodate everything from the above mentioned X10 Mini to a Dell Streak, if only in portrait orientation. I did actually manage to get from A to B using a Sony Ericsson X10 Mini with a 2.6in screen and Google Maps Navigation recently, but it's not something I'd recommend. Even the iPhone's 3.5 inches is a bit marginal when the handset is fixed to your windshield. All but the latest generation of monster Android handsets have screens frankly just a little too small for easy satnav viewing. Of course there are downsides to having your phone double up as a satnav.
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