Goog-411 now provides intersection info
Goog-411 isn't the most glamorous of Google's services, but the ability to call and get Google's directory service for free is indispensable if you don't have a phone with a browser. The service seems to be getting better all the time, and the latest feature will tell you the cross streets of the business you're looking for. That's a useful service in areas where building numbers are scarce, or all the roads have names instead of numbers.
To use this new feature, do a Goog-411 search like normal, giving your city or ZIP and saying your search terms. When the list of business comes up, and you choose one, say "details." It's not exactly a revolution, but it's the kind of basic, useful feature you'd assume Goog-411 would have had since the beginning.
[via TechCrunch]
To use this new feature, do a Goog-411 search like normal, giving your city or ZIP and saying your search terms. When the list of business comes up, and you choose one, say "details." It's not exactly a revolution, but it's the kind of basic, useful feature you'd assume Goog-411 would have had since the beginning.
[via TechCrunch]













Comments
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Subscribe to commentsDrew GreenMay 30th 2009 10:32AM
I've had Free-411 in my contacts for years. I'm willing to give Google's offering a shot.
ChrisMay 30th 2009 10:42AM
I have had 'Google' in my phone for about 2 years now? I use it call call pizza or chinese food places around me haha. I have 'Gmail' in my phone too to send links etc to myself.