You’ll be able to enter keywords such as “pizza” or “starbucks” and be provided with a list of businesses meeting your search criteria. Simply select a business, and the system will display directions.

The Dash Express GPS is also said to feature improved navigation options over conventional nav systems by combining historical and live traffic data via an Internet connection and providing suggested alternative routes. The Dash Express will be available this Spring only in California, with a nationwide release planned for Fall 2007.

[via Download Squad]

The SIRIUS Stiletto 100 allows live portable reception of SIRIUS programming and stores up to 100 hours of broadcasts or up to 10 hours of individual songs for later playback (using 2GB of internal memory.)

The $350 Stiletto also has a built-in wi-fi receiver which allows you to listen to a number of internet radio stations when you’re out of satellite range, but in wi-fi range. The player also provides a live recording feature which lets you pause, rewind and replay live broadcasts using a 44-minute buffer. You can also download and store MP3 and WMA files, and the radio support’s Yahoo!’s Music Engine which makes it easy to purchase tracks you heard on the radio.

[via GearLive]