SMSNav.me Sends You Local Directions Without A Data Connection

(Before It's News)

 James Hitchcock and Moti Ferentz, along with the rest of their team, were visiting London for TechCrunch Disrupt London 2015’s hackathon — but they didn’t quite have access to the data they needed in order to find their way around with apps like Google Maps. So, as part of the hackathon, they built SMSNav.me. Users tap a button that sends a text message with their… Read More

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