Sprint Users Can Soon Find Friends
Jul 17, 2007, 1:26 PM by (staff)
Sprint will launch Loopt location sharing service on its CDMA network in the next few weeks. Loopt allows users to share their GPS location with a pre-approved list of friends. The application also includes mapping of status messages and photos, which can be used to create a quick location based blog for friends. The carrier already offers Loopt on Boost iDEN handsets, however with the shift to fixed-price CDMA calling, Boost is no longer Sprint's youth-focused network. The service will cost $3 per month and will be available on about 20 handsets. Helio, an MVNO that also operates on Sprint's network offers a similar Buddy Beacon for free.
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Calling all stalkers!
when I said a "list of friends" i didn't mean the cellphone directory. Inside the GPS application you will have a "list" where you can add people to share positions. It will no be enough to add you...
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I normally have nothing good to say about sprint...
Verizon is $10 for GPS and Send My Location.
This is $3 for a gps based friend finder/locater, nothing more.
VZW $10 VZ Navigator is an actual GPS based navigation system with turn by turn directions, a...
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Kinda creepy..
Talk about parents who are way over protective, this is a dream come true. Or how about that crazy ex-girlfriend?
I personally, would never have this on my phone. I need privacy sometimes!
You can only see and be seen by people on your list("Friends")
crosty said:
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Buck up little camper...you can CHOOSE to let someone know where you are.
Its Not Like
i personally think it is kind of stupid.
PIMP!!!
Snoop Dogg could be the spokesman!!! 🤣 🤣 🤣
It's about time!
great alternative to family locator
SWEET!