Itchy City wants scratch-window cash A new mobile search service reckons young customers will pay a quid a time for local searches, as long as they're backed by the right brand. The service comes from Jeanie Media and is accessed through a custom client that allows users to navigate menus to find local places to eat, nightclubs and the like, along with a route …
If you've got, say, an N95 (as they show) or any other similar phone that can run this application, you've probably also got a browser so can just use their free web site? Can't see that the interface would be very different, and you save a quid.
Or if just doing a search there's always Google Maps which seems OK for finding places to go. No reviews on there, but then again Itchy seems a bit light on them too.
I don't think so, somehow. But then again, I for one am a pinko-commie Linux lover who hates paying for things, and I'm not afraid of a little hard work to get something up and running. That said, there's one born every minute so a service like this could be a nice little earner, if people have the cash to go out and spend, of which I seem to have less and less.
"Make new friends in London
From darning to dogging in London. Places to go all on your own."
"Are you Well Hung and Tender?
Meat and Greet with a difference at Green Door Bar and Grill"
-ph because I bet she'd like to find some well hung guys to teach er the traditionally British custom of dogging.... hopefully she wouldn't take tinkerbell along....
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