AskMeNow Inc.(OTCBB: AKMN) today announced that it will feature a beta version of its new breakthrough semantic mobile search technology at ShowStoppers for the first time during this year's CTIA Wireless Convention in Orlando, Florida.
AskMeNow's new mobile search product will demonstrate natural language queries resulting in single, fast and accurate answers, optimized for mobile phones.
AskMeNow will demonstrate the latest in semantic search technology across multiple consumer content such as directory service, sports and Wikipedia as well as Enterprise database search & extensibility, highlighting Mobile Help Desk, CRM and Market Intelligence.
"Keyword based search is limiting and a thing of the past," said AskMeNow CEO Darryl Cohen. "By investing years of in-depth linguistic analysis featuring proprietary and complex algorithms, we are enabling mobile phones to search any data just like humans, for the first time."
"ShowStoppers" is a showcase for industry leaders to introduce and display products and services directly to media attending the year's largest technology event dedicated exclusively to wireless, broadband convergence and mobile computing technologies.
AskMeNow is the easiest, most convenient way to access information on the Internet or from local content from your cell phone or mobile PDA device. The first mobile lifestyle network, AskMeNow utilizes its proprietary technology to offer a natural language based interaction and dynamic content provision platform designed for simple and quick information retrieval. The Company generates revenues through per usage fees and one to one contextual mobile advertising sponsorships. AskMeNow launched officially in November 2005. Please visit www.askmenow.com for more information.
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