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Concierge Mobile by Josh Rubin

Concierge Mobile

Concierge.com's services for travelers are going mobile with the introduction of Concierge Mobile, a version of their Insider Guides and Condé Nast's Gold List designed for mobile phones. As long as users have reception, they can access nearly 200 of Concierge's regularly updated guides and the Gold List of top hotels curated by the magazine's readers, all free of charge (except for air time of course). What's more, clicking on little phone icons that appear next to items on the site sends that info to a database that's easiy accessed on your mobile phone.

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This entry posted on 26 February 2007 at 2:45 PM
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