Los Angeles-headquartered MapQuest has announced the release of Private Maps by MapQuest – the first app fromaleading mapping brand specifically designed to protect users’ privacy. Secure, ...
MapQuest’s newest feature in their quest to maintian what’s left of the public mindshare that Yahoo, Microsoft Live, and Google Maps haven’t already eaten away is called “Send to Cell.” You first find ...
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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... ORO VALLEY, Ariz.—The summer travel season has arrived, and with gas prices going down, it’s time to plan a road trip. For a Memorial Day weekend trip to ...
Mapquest is finally beginning to see the "free" light. The company recently announced a new set of developer APIs (dubbed "MapQuest Platform: Free Edition") to compete with similar APIs from Google ...
DENVER - In the far corner of a typical-looking tech office, past the pingpong table and medicine balls, past the whiteboard covered with aspirational Post-it notes, there's an old walk-in storage ...
AOL, which is in the process of getting acquired by Verizon for $4.4 billion, says it has no plans to divest itself of its content operations (which include TechCrunch) as part of that deal. But it’s ...
Verizon has sold the 13-year-old MapQuest for an undisclosed price to the ad-tech firm System1. The sale of MapQuest was not material enough for Verizon to file paperwork. The telecom company ...
MapQuest has done an impressive job of building a useful array of driving-related tools onto its core mapping program. The site can guide you to your destination, help you avoid traffic entanglements, ...
MapQuest, an AOL subsidiary and until further notice still the No. 2 Internet-mapping service after Google’s, recently debuted a site in the U.K. based on a project called OpenStreetMap, which is ...
Ask anyone what Websites they can’t live without: After mentioning their e-mail service and Google, they’ll invariably point to an online mapping service as a key to modern life. As the unofficial ...
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