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Google’s ‘Dial-a-Search’ Now Has Google Maps

July 01st, 2007 | Category: Gadget News

Google’s free “Goog-411″ service, where anyone can call 1-800-GOOG-411 and tell a computer to run a Google search for you, now supports GOOGLE MAPS. You say the city and state (sorry, U.S. only for now), then the business name or category, such as “Pizza.” Then, when you say “Text Message,” you get an SMS with info on the nearest Pizza joint, plus a link to a Google Maps. Put this in your speed dial.

Original post by Mike

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