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NEW DELHI: The online maps portal mapmyindia.com
will soon launch location-based services on mobile
phones through service providers.
Rakesh Verma, MD, CE Infosystems which launched the
2007 version of its online maps portal mapmyindia.com
here said, "Along with its online customers, mobile
users too can locate places across India".
The website's new version uses the 2.0 web platform
that provides a host of features including e-location,
using which subscribers can save locations online to
trace approach routes to them.
"The new version brings online mapping closer to
consumer expectations. We want to make the website
accessible and practical," said Verma.
The website can be accessed on GPRS enabled mobile
phones.
"We are talking to cellular service providers and
are soon going to launch a service through them," Verma
said.
