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Sunday, January 02, 2005
iCODE deliveres real estate information to cellphones
Again via Engadget, this time SMS-based acquisition. You SMS a code found of a property For Sale sign to a predefined number and get back more details on the house you are looking at.
This is similar to an earlier entry I posted relating to using SMS to subscribe to email newsletters, and nearly dead-on to a discussion I had with a friend a week or two ago about using SMS codes on outdoor advertising to get emails with more details on what you had just seen.
iCODE deliveres real estate information to cellphones - Engadget - www.engadget.com
- posted @ 3:40 PM
