Yes that is exactly what I have seen so far as well. GPS is also something I will be having to handle with VFP apps. We have customers now that want and need trucks tracked and all kinds of data about what the vehicle is doing is being captured. It is very interesting the kinds of things you can do with GPS. For example you can have an email sent every time your truck goes to or gets near a Tim Horton's Coffee shop. You can monitor speeding, unauthorized personal use of company vehicles etc.

Simon


>Sure. Just bear in mind that the iPhone market is quite different from the one we are accustomed to as developers of business applications. Lots of the successful iPhone apps are very simple, many utilizing the phone's GPS capability. Find the nearest Chinese restaurant, find the nearest gas station, etc. If I were targeting that market, which I am not (at least not at the moment), I would be looking for one of those ideas that makes you smack your forehead and say, Why didn't I think of that?!
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>>Hi
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>>I guess that is a good point. My business has generally been focused on solving problems for customers not eventing software that someone might like. So the biggest challenge with the iPhone is coming up with an idea. I am not one for building computer games so until I come across a need that fits the iphone or an idea for some application the platform does not hold a lot of appeal at present.
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>>Simon
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>>>Why would you need to know your clients?
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>>>>Since I do not know of any current clients with an iPhone I am wondering what kind of apps are being built the qualifies this as a fast moving lucrative market.
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>>>>Simon
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