It has developed an application for the Palm VII that lists restaurants and hotels for 30 cities in the U.S. Users can pick a cuisine and price range and find a restaurant that matches their criteria. We view PDAs and phones as critical when people are on a trip. Fodors' wireless products act as an adjunct to its Fodor's series of paperback guidebooks. Wireless devices are not an exact substitute for a guidebook. You flip through a guidebook at your leisure, but you really search what you're going to do when you're sitting on a park bench.
Wireless devices are good for quick hits of information.
Besides the Palm application, Fodors has a couple of relationships going. One is with Sonera Zed, a Finnish telecom provider. We haven't formally announced a relationship, but we are working to develop a WAP application for phones that we hopefully are going to distribute via a number of wireless services. Fodors also supplies content to AvantGo users, who can synchronize their handheld devices with their PCs to download Fodors travel information through an AvantGo channel. Another partner is OmniSky, which provides the Fodors content through a Novatel Wireless modem that users can attach to their Palms, Visors, or Pocket PCs.