Web 2.0 software converts mobile phone in GPS
The software, called Fugawi Touratel, Assisted Global Positioning System (GPS), so that the phones do not need the built in functionality or connected via Bluetooth.
GPS markers Northport Systems on Wednesday launched software that turns non-GPS cell phones into outdoor navigation systems.
The software with an unusual name — Fugawi Touratel — is Web 2.0-and various mobile phone models can be turned in the navigation system with high resolution U.S. Geological Survey topographic maps, aerial photos and photos of the city, according to Northport.
Fugawi Touratel also serves up third-party location-based applications, such as U.S. roads maps, for a $3 monthly fee.
The software is compatible with phone models from LG Electronics, Motorola, Samsung and Sanyo, from carriers Alltel, Boost Mobile, and Sprint. Northport plans to support additional carriers and mobile phones in the near future.
source Informationweek
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