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Free Wireless Internet Close To Becoming Reality
Filed in archive Location Based Services , Mobile Commerce , News , Wireless Access by Jason Giacchino on June 6, 2008
The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (Kevin Martin) announced yesterday a delay in the voting on his proposal to auction an unused piece of 25 megahertz wireless spectrum. The winnin...
There is Still Hope for Location Based Services
Filed in archive Location Based Services by leo on August 10, 2007
The location based services has a new market potential to explore - parental tracking. While the current usage is very low, a new study by JupiterResearch has revealed that 45% of the surveyed parents...
Nokia Hopes LBS Will Help Stop Handset Prices Falling
Filed in archive Location Based Services by tom on March 2, 2007
This is admittedly from last week, but the headline from Moconews about a Wall Street Journal article really caught my eye, especially as I had a bit of a rant to some people at the recent Fixed-Mobil...
LBS for the Masses: Connecting the Dots
Filed in archive Location Based Services by Scott on December 22, 2006
Watching a rare moment of TV the other night, I caught a glimpse of a commercial for Boost Mobile, a US mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) that launched a friend finder application this summer ca...
Scores via Bluetooth Trees?
Filed in archive Location Based Services by Scott on July 4, 2006
Want updates on Wimbeldon, but you are walking through London? Don't try to find a pub with a TV, just ask a tree. No, really!. Textually brings us news of a project from IBM in the UK to broadcas...
Verizon Launches Kiddie Tracker Service
Filed in archive Location Based Services by Scott on June 12, 2006
Summer's here so why not only give your kid a mobile phone to stay in touch from the pool or down on the beach, but track the little monster as well? Verizon has launched it's own kid-phone wi...
Nokia Extends Mobile Search
Filed in archive Location Based Services by tom on June 1, 2006
Nokia has extended the reach of its mobile search service, adding coverage to Denmark, France, Italy, Norway and Spain. The application, which is a free download for the Nokia N-series handsets and ce...
Plazes Goes Mobile Beta
Filed in archive Location Based Services by Scott on May 25, 2006
German location-based application Plazes has begun a closed beta of a mobile client for Symbian S60 devices, which includes Nokia N90, N70, 6680, 6681/6682, 6670, 3230, 6620, 6630, 6260, 7610. The ser...
Context-based LBS in Stockholm Pilot
Filed in archive Location Based Services by Scott on May 3, 2006
DM Europe carries a story today about a new location-based system being piloted. Appear Networks, Cisco Systems and the Stockholm subway system are teaming up to provide a new context-aware location-b...
We Know Where You Are
Filed in archive Location Based Services by tom on February 6, 2006
One of the bigger stories over the weekend has been the resurgence of issue of companies using cellphones to track employees. With an increase in the number of devices that support GPS queries, or jus...
VNavigator Launches with New Moto Handset
Filed in archive Location Based Services by Scott on February 1, 2006
Verizon Wireless is kicking off its new VNavigator location-based services app with the announcement of the V325 handset.The V325 looks to be a middle-of-the-road massmarket clamshell, with the LBS fe...
Mobile Video Ads: Coming Soon?
Filed in archive Location Based Services by tom on January 16, 2006
The New York Times is carrying a story today about the imminent launch of video ads on mobiles. Marketers said they were particularly excited about the prospect of eventually using cellphones, many of...
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