NYT31 - (NYT31) UNDATED -- March 7, 2005 -- BIZ-TRAVEL-HANDHELDS-2 -- Vingido's MapQuest Mobile. Lately, technology companies and information providers have been teaming up to make electronic "to go" versions of popular travel tools, betting on a developing market for content and services designed for hand-held devices and mobile phones. (The New York Times)
NYT31 - (NYT31) UNDATED -- March 7, 2005 -- BIZ-TRAVEL-HANDHELDS-2 -- Vingido's MapQuest Mobile. Lately, technology companies and information providers have been teaming up to make electronic "to go" versions of popular travel tools, betting on a developing market for content and services designed for hand-held devices and mobile phones. (The New York Times)
Published caption / Description
Vindigo worked with Denver-based MapQuest to develop MapQuest Mobile, available to Sprint, Verizon and Cingular customers for $4 a month. Vindigo also makes City Guide for Palm and Pocket PCs. It costs $24.95 a year and includes local listings for restaurants, museums, stores, bars, theaters and ATMs.
Other descriptive information
WAS SK;W(31.25) H(41.67)NYT31 - (NYT31) UNDATED -- March 7, 2005 -- BIZ-TRAVEL-HANDHELDS-2 -- Vingido's MapQuest Mobile. Lately, technology companies and information providers have been teaming up to make electronic "to go" versions of popular travel tools, betting on a developing market for content and services designed for hand-held devices and mobile phones. (The New York Times)
Date assigned by RMN
2005-03-07 17:34:00
Copyright
Restrictions applying to use or reproduction of this image available from the Western History/Genealogy Dept., Denver Public Library.
Credit
NYT
Source
NYTNS
Reproduction available for purchase
Contact WHG staff for availability of digital reproductions at: Photosales@denverlibrary.org
Post a Comment for NYT31 - (NYT31) UNDATED -- March 7, 2005 -- BIZ-TRAVEL-HANDHELDS-2 -- Vingido's MapQuest Mobile. Lately, technology companies and information providers have been teaming up to make electronic "to go" versions of popular travel tools, betting on a developing market for content and services designed for hand-held devices and mobile phones. (The New York Times)
Rocky Mountain News
