Where
Now you’ll never have to go without a caffeine fix.
If you are always in search of the nearest Starbucks, why not use Where to find it? Where gives you location-based searches for nearby businesses including Starbucks. But the fun doesn’t stop here. You can search for ZipCar, find gas stations using GasBuddy, and see nearby events using Eventful. In our testing, search results were accurate, and having a map (instead of a list) was very useful.
Need to know where something is? Ask Where—it knows.COMPANY: uLocate Communications
CONTACT: http://www.where.com/iPhone
PRICE: Free
REQUIREMENTS: iPhone
Gives you directions to your destination of choice. Interfaces with other location-aware services.
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