New Software Turns Cell Phones into a Traveler's Tour Guide

Free Software Created by Motorcycle Enthusiast and Former Oprah Winfrey Executive Producer

June 21, 2007 --- In 2001, Jim Brady worked as an executive producer at Oprah Winfrey in Chicago. But in his spare time, Brady, an avid motorcycle enthusiast, would take week long bike trips around the county to discover hidden America. His particular love: covered bridges.

It was on one of these trips that he came up with the concept that is now Earthcomber. www.earthcomber.com   Jim created a free (and patented) mobile search application that allows users to spot everything around them without having to Google it via their cell phone. Earthcomber turns virtually any cell phone into a traveler's tour guide--a 21st century trail guide. Earthcomber instantly spots historical markers, monuments, alternative fuel sites, on your cell phone in seconds. After years of tweaking the product, Earthcomber finally is receiving some traction.

Not typing into a search box, we've recently been told, is "Everything" when it comes to mobile searches. And Brady was the first one to figure it out, and patent Earthcomber. If interested, I can be reached at 708 488 8751. Take a moment to check us out-- www.earthcomber.com . I think you'll be impressed with what you see.


Media Contact: John Burns
Vice President, business development
Earthcomber
River Forest, IL
708 488 8751 phone
708 488 8752 fax
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