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T-Mobile Provides Devs with User Location Tools

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Mar 11, 2010, 11:13 AM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile today announced that it has joined WaveMarket's Veriplace Cloud Location Platform Initiative. This initiative provides developers of mobile apps and services with the APIs (application programming interface) that they might need to enable their apps with geo-location features. Veriplace's infrastructure can locate 150 million handsets being used by T-Mobile, AT&T and Sprint customers. It makes it easier for developers to enrich their applications and services with location information by reducing the complexity of all the location technologies, networks and devices involved. Veriplace works with both feature phones and smartphones.

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