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Sure, but it doesn't seem like your company's offering solves any of these problems _well_. Smartphone solve this problem already by letting one send contact po
by nachteilig 15y ago
Sure, but it doesn't seem like your company's offering solves any of these problems _well_. Smartphone solve this problem already by letting one send contact point (such as a location from the Maps app on iPhone) over mms.
For a majority of messages it seems like your product mostly eliminates remaining characters.
- asmosoinio 15y agoDid you try the app? If you did: Where are you located, how did you find the local landmarks? What would you improve in the app? I agree that if (1) the receiving device is a smartphone, (2) there is map data available for the used area, and (3) the users knows how to read maps, sending a location link with MMS works well. Or a http- google-maps link with SMS, that gets opened in Google Maps at least in iPhone and Android so works pretty brilliantly too and doesn't cost the price of MMS. I think we have pretty much proven that landmarks in SMS is a killer feature for consumer vehicle tracking with Tramigo (best selling GPS/GSM tracking device), and in that use simplicity is the key: plain SMS, no need for data connection or anything else than just a plain GSM phone. So we are trying to expand from there.