Navizon to Include Exciting New GeoBlogging Technology
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Wednesday, 18 January 2006
New Geotag Feature Provides Members with Revolutionary New Method of Sharing Information
NEW YORK, Jan. 17 -- Mexens Technology, the creators of Navizon, (www.navizon.com) announced today the launch of the Geotag, a new feature available immediately to all members of the Navizon network.
Navizon's software is currently compatible with Windows mobile devices and cell phones using the Symbian operating system, and is free for non-commercial use.
The innovative Navizon software works by triangulating signal measurements from cell towers and Wi-Fi access points. Once a map of the wireless landscape is created, members can share it with the rest of the Navizon network, thereby allowing users to enjoy a software-only positioning system, completely independent of carrier. Navizon also makes available the same databases built by members equipped with GPS to all of its members, free of charge. "Once a member with a GPS enabled device has mapped the wireless landscape of an area, everyone else within the Navizon network can benefit from it," said Houri.
"With features like the Geotag, Buddy Tracker and Local Search, Navizon is becoming a fantastic mobile companion," said Houri. "Like a web browser helps users locate information within the world of cyberspace, with the help of these new innovations, Navizon helps users obtain information shared by all its members and navigate geographical locations all around the world."
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