In today’s tech savvy world, whether it’s a phone, television or computer, we are always on the lookout for the next big thing. There are many companies out there who want to be the first to deliver such a product to their customers and communications companies, such as AskMeNow, who is hoping to deliver new and innovated products in this market.
AskMeNow, Inc. is wireless technology company specializing in mobile and desktop search and content delivery. AskMeNow offers the easiest, most convenient way to get the information you want on your mobile phone. Simply text a question to ASKME and receive an answer within moments. The company’s service can answer almost any question for which the answer can be found on the Internet providing it doesn’t violate the company’s family friendly policy and meets their editorial standards.
The company has announced it will open up its mobile platform to publishers. With this new platform, traditional and online publishers will be able to easily develop a mobile presence by joining the open AskMeNow platform at no cost. Members of the Publisher Partner Program will have a range of customizable options to choose from when having their branded mobile solutions developed, including mobile search of their content and alert-style SMS content pushes.
In response to the announcement, the company’s CEO Darryl Cohen, commented, “By opening AskMeNow up as a platform for publishers to go mobile, consumers will have even more answers at their fingertips and publishers will gain an easy way to reach their customers through a whole new medium.”
Of course there are other mobile enabled search engines out there but AskMeNow is different because you can ask almost any reasonable question and receive a prompt and specific answer in return. For example if you ask the question, who won the basketball game between your home team and their opponents, you will likely get a direct answer in less than one minute.
AskMeNow is also the owner of and creator of AskWiki.com, a natural language search engine created to provide individuals improved search of the Wikipedia.org knowledgebase.
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