gmaps mashup for cell phone signal strength



a mashup of gmaps and user-contributed cell phone strength gives us signalmap. the bad news: t-mobile looks like it stinks all around my work area. the “good” news? so do all the other providers…

(thanks, gizmodo.)

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    • One comment

    1. dave88
      November 9, 2008 at 10:25 am

      If you want a free, objective way to check the reception in your area BEFORE you lock yourself with a specific carrier, you should really check out “Got Reception?” (http://www.gotreception.com).