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4 Apr

JAJAH native app coming to iPhone & Live location tracking coming to OS 2.0

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Some updates on on iPhone along with Live location tracking feature in 2.0. JAJAH has announced plans to offer a native iPhone application built with Apple’s SDK . The app will work as a full client when connected to WiFi networks, and use a callback methodology (in which the user calls a designated local number and is then called back and connected to the desired phone number) when using a cellular network.

And a new live location tracking feature was discovered by developers working on iPhone SDK. This location tracker will automatically track the user’s current location in the Maps application on a continuous updating basis. Which means  there would be a blue dot in the map and it will constantly be moving indication the users current location.

[via - iPhoneAtlas]

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