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Developers Can Now Access Locations of 250 Million Phones Across U.S. Carriers

Posted on September 22, 2010 by pogowasright.org

Adrianne Jeffries writes:

Location Labs today announced a “Universal Location Service” platform that aggregates locations of phones across carriers for developers and centralizes privacy management for end-users.

“Developers can now remotely access the location of over 250MM mobile phones in the U.S. through a single cloud-based API (Application Programming Interface),” according to the press release.

Read more on ReadWriteWeb.

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