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Google Maps adds click-to-call
Yesterday Google announced the introduction of a new click-to-call feature when searching in Google Maps. This convenient addition lets users enter their phone number in the mapped location results, to have Google instantly connect them via telephone to the business they were looking for. Say you want to give the Apple Store in Boca Raton, Florida a shout to see if they have any more red iPods in. Simply search in Google Maps for "Apple Store Boca Raton", enter your phone number, and when Google rings your phone you'll be connected, without dialing the phone and without long distance fees (though it will still eat your cell phone minutes). Its almost better than using the yellow pages.Related posts:
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The mechanics of the game are very simple. You are a small red square, ...
