Google Maps For Windows Mobile Now Supports Buzz

on 02/09/2010 20:44 PST

It seems that the newly announced Google Buzz has made it into the Windows Mobile client of Google Maps as well. With the latest Google Maps 4.0 for Windows Mobile, you’ll be able to see buzz’s near you or anywhere on the map. You’ll also be able to post a public buzz directly from the app, and even attach a photo from your phone. Since it’s coming from the Google Maps application, your buzz will always be tagged with a location, either a specific place, or your current approximate location. This is rather good news for Windows Mobile folks, as it shows that even if you’re not using an iPhone or Android phone, you don’t have to be left out of the fun, right?

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