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Earthcomber Personal Radar For Your Phone

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earthcomber Earthcomber Personal Radar For Your PhoneEarthcomber is an app for your phone that helps you find stuff around you easily. Music, coffee, movies, foods, shopping, WiFi hotspots and events are just a button press away on your phone by using Earthcomber. The software is free and compatible with most phones including Palm, Windows Mobile and Blackberry phones. Overall, Earthcomber seems like a great free service for your phone with a pretty extensive database based on your location and it is definately worth downloading and trying out.

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  • Jenna P.

    Earthcomber, your digital survival kit, is now available on the iPhone. The company’s “mobile spotter” application connects iPhone users with their favorite places and things – automatically – on the go. Earthcomber remains free and individuals can spot over 10 million locations around the USA. Users can locate the usual (restaurants, movies, music, coffee, shopping, and WiFi hotspots) and hidden gems such as local events, historic buildings, waterfalls and locations marked by mutual interest communities.

  • Jenna P.

    Earthcomber, your digital survival kit, is now available on the iPhone. The company’s “mobile spotter” application connects iPhone users with their favorite places and things – automatically – on the go. Earthcomber remains free and individuals can spot over 10 million locations around the USA. Users can locate the usual (restaurants, movies, music, coffee, shopping, and WiFi hotspots) and hidden gems such as local events, historic buildings, waterfalls and locations marked by mutual interest communities.

  • John

    Hi yes I would like a free radar on my phone because it would be fun thanks

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