Here's an update of our appearances in the news...
Thanks to all who visited our stand and for the hundreds of business cards and fridge magnets that went flying off the table!
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August 2003 - page 124-125.
Australian Personal
Computer
Article "wireless networks" about
FindMap and NodeDB
showing how to find and connect to your local node in the
free wireless network. |
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November 2002
- LBS - Location
Based Services - "A comprehensive directory of
software, services, and solution providers for
location-centric applications." |
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19th
November 2002.
Article FindMap
locates success with Ericsson. |
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15th
October 2002.
FindMap selected as finalist in
consumer category for the Ericsson
Frontiers Developer competition. |
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3rd September
2002.
Wireless
Developer Network - Developer of the week.Alex
McNaught, Founder and Managing Director, FindMap
receives this week's WDN developer spotlight for his
company's efforts in developing Location Enabled
Applications "down under". FindMap is available
in a number of flavors including WAP, SMS, Java, and MMS
with responses returned to clients in text, colorful
maps, or images. FindMap is a strategic developer partner
with Nokia, and an alliance partner with Ericsson. For
further information we encourage you to contact them at
info@findmap.com.au - Note: Alex and his company we
recently recognized in the Sydney Morning Herald - see
article Mapping
out the next 'must-have' mobile feature... kudos to
Alex from the WDN! |
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25th
August 2002.
Sunday
Telegraph. |
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20th
August 2002.
Sydney Morning Herald and The
Age.
Mapping
out the next 'must-have' mobile feature Geophysicist Alex McNaught has spent years locating
things for others - making maps for mining companies,
charting software solutions and most recently designing a
unique directory service for mobile phones. Full report (Local copy is here.) |
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17-18th
August 2002.
Sydney Morning Herald -
ICONOur suburb and
postcode search facility featured in LaunchPad
column. |
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Issue 53 August - September 2002.
GIS User"Mobile
Mapping" - The Future is here. Page 22-25.
Alex McNaught, the founder of the Berrima,
NSW-based software developer FindMap...
FindMap produces a range of navigation and
location products to underpin route guidance systems...
The system was licensed to Optus in 2000. The
company is also a partner of Nokia in the Asia-Pacific
region and a developer partner with Ericsson... |
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25th
July 2002 - Sydney, Australia.
Ericsson
Mobility World - Accelerate 2002A showcase of
applications taking full advantage of the increased
bandwidth that GPRS networks offer over GSM. For us GPRS
provides the first practical means of transmitting
usefully sized maps and colour images for minimum user
cost. |
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June 2002 - Singapore.
Nokia
Connection 2002 - Featuring 16 Mobile Developers |
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18-19th
June 2002 - Singapore.
2nd
Forum Nokia Developer ConferenceWe launched our 5
new generation mobile applications which gives users the
benefits of smart content searching, getting directions
and finding other people using WAP and MMS.Our
applications are designed to, and have worked in, a
demanding range of network scenarios ranging from no
network integration right up to user identification and
active position polling. |
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March 2002 - Forum Nokia.
On
Spotlight - FindMap |
