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Gabriel Gemignani, currently on a Master of Electronic Marketing at the University of Western Australia, working to ineedhits.com - leading providers of search engine optimization and search advertising services. Previous experience as a Online Marketing Manager of a online hotel booking company in Latin America in 2004/2005. Interested by the world of online mkt, internet, and I also have some fun designing and running a few websites. By the way, I'm Brazilian, proudly (very well developed online market in there nowadays), living in Australia with grace, past experiences in Europe (Spain).
11 Jun  Google Transit is a tool based on Google Maps, which lets you plan trips using public transport. Now it’s even easier to do your part to prevent global warming: Google Transit is part of the latest upgrade of Google Maps for Mobile.
If you already use Google Maps for Mobile, you know that this little app makes it easy to find directions on the go. If you don’t have Google Maps on your mobile but want to try it out, head over to the Google Maps for Mobile home page. It’s quick and easy to download and install. I was up and searching for directions in a couple of minutes. How it works Now, when you search for directions with Google Maps for Mobile, you get two tabs, one for driving directions and one labeled Transit. You choose a starting point and a destination, either by typing or by clicking the locations on the map.
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