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Portal powerhouse Yahoo has added a new tool to its local search
service that sends query results in the form of a text message
from a user's computer to their mobile phone.
Yahoo Local, which provides business listings, became the first major player to offer users the option of forwarding search results from their PC directly to their mobile device using Short Message Service (SMS). The information with the new service, forwarded from the PC after a simple click of the "send to phone" button, includes the name of the business, phone number and address from the search results. The message also has a link that can send a call to the business, according to the company. ( Feb 1, 2005 ) |
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