Finland's Wireless Fast Track Thanks in large measure to mobile handset pacesetter Nokia, this small nation, about the size of Montana with a population of some 5 million people, is where the rest of the world looks for wireless guidance. But so far no one is willing to put it together. Printer friendly version.
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Talk to mobile service providers about their customers for very long and you start to collect interesting anecdotes about the trouble people get themselves out of with their mobile devices. Talk to mobile service providers about their customers for very long and you start to collect interesting anecdotes about the trouble people get themselves out of with their mobile devices. While major headline space goes to those lost at sea or in rural parkland who manage to summon help by voice or SMS, you don't often hear about the more mundane suburban disasters. Lee Hancock, founder and president of Go2 Systems, has a compelling argument for the value of his company's Yellow Pages-like features. She pulled out her phone, visited Go2's locksmith category and found a locksmith in her immediate area, and the guy was able to come over to her house.