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by tj on February 9, 2005
SiliconBeat hints me to a Wavemarket that just raised 9.4 million from Draper fisher Jurvetson and BlueRun Ventures.

Would you do all this on your cell?
Maybe I'm too skeptic here but another thing that disturbs me is this quote:

So LBS revenue in 2006? Well not much so far (at least in Europe) and community-based blogging? I wonder but might miss something here...
"(1) Crunkie --- a location-aware mobile social network that allows friends to locate each other as well as share location-tagged blog posts.Mmh does sound familiar - Europe has a dozen companies developing location based services. Well success has been minimal as users and tools are far from perfect. Just see this manual:
(2) Map.Me --- a mobile phone map interface that allows users to pan/zoom and experience dynamic mobile city guides.
(3) WaveAlert --- server that allows users to be notified whenever they enter or leave a designated area. This is called "proximity-based" alerts. You can set "geofences" around important assets or be notified if your friends are nearby."

Would you do all this on your cell?
Maybe I'm too skeptic here but another thing that disturbs me is this quote:
So LBS revenue in 2006? Well not much so far (at least in Europe) and community-based blogging? I wonder but might miss something here...
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