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Find, Add Signal Strength in Your Area with SignalMap

by DJ Neawedde | 8th August 2007

SignalMap is a killer new site using Google Maps to show you the ups and downs of your cell service based on the signal (or lack of) experiences of you and other people. To post your signal strength, provide the zip code , what phone you’re using ,and what network you’re using. Current providers you can list are AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint and Verizon.


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    Find, Add Signal Strength in Your Area with SignalMap

    by DJ Neawedde | 8th August 2007

    SignalMap is a killer new site using Google Maps to show you the ups and downs of your cell service based on the signal (or lack of) experiences of you and other people. To post your signal strength, provide the zip code , what phone you’re using ,and what network you’re using. Current providers you can list are AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint and Verizon.


    Related Posts

  • WiFi Pen
  • zBoost Cellphone Signal Extender
  • Autodesk AREA : User Content Based 3D Collaboration
  • buddyPing: Mobile Event Notification
  • 10,000 RFID tags being tested in Tokyo’s shopping district
  • Which celebrities are the same height as you?

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