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WirelessDevNet.com Press Release
NearSpace Expands Reach to Include Millions of Phones
ROHNERT PARK, Calif.--Nov. 2, 2004--NearSpace, the leader in wireless, location-based services for hospitals, events, hotels, convention centers and universities, today announced that it will deliver NearSpace to J2ME-enabled cell phones, expanding the company's reach to 250 million Java-enabled mobile devices.
Founded in 1999, NearSpace has established itself as an innovative developer of business-oriented, location-centric applications. The company's products include: Employee Locators, Product Finders, Campus Tours, Meeting/Convention Guides, and Emergency Response tools.
The company's customers include: Microsoft, Cisco, Schlumberger, the University of Chicago, Stanford Law School, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, NASA, Boeing, and others.
"NearSpace has developed a flexible platform for delivering location-based services in tens of thousands of business venues. By extending our offering to Java-enabled cell phones, we're making this powerful platform available to an even broader consumer market," says NearSpace CEO, Creighton Hoke
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