MobileNY Times Talks Mobile Search

NY Times Talks Mobile Search

Hey, this is cool. Lisa Guernsey has written an article in The New York Times: The Cellphone’s Potential as a Search Tool Gets Tapped about one of my favorite topics, mobile search. Most of the services mentioned in the article have been reported on and linked to on this blog numerous times. Nevertheless, I’m thrilled to see mobile search getting attention in The Times, kudos Lisa!

Btw, I’ve also posted here about location-based sevices starting to come on strong. Word of two new services from Sprint that only requires a mobile phone and monthly subscription fee.

WirelessWeek reports:

Whether a customer needs roadside assistance or driving directions, Sprint is ready to deliver, thanks to a pair of newly introduced location-based services (LBS). The Roadside Rescue subscription runs $4 per month and gives Sprint customers the ability to request roadside assistance, as well as have their location pinpointed. Sprint said it has the ability to deliver turn-by-turn driving directions to a location based on a customer’s whereabouts.

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