News and information pulled up second in the vote, with 23.1 per cent. In fourth place was location based games with 10.9 per cent, narrowly pipping event tickets which plucked 10.3 per cent.
The others category though, which nabbed third spot, was peppered with great suggestions. First out of the bag is the ability to add things to your own database. Much more popular though was local transport details including tram, bus and train timetables, a bit like DB Navigator which was developed for Deutsche Bahn.
Virtual tourist guides was another suggestion, along with geocaching apps, which seem to be a pretty popular idea, coming as it did from a number of voters.
Social updates was another popular one, with the ability to update your location directly to Twitter, I guess at the touch of a button. Handy for when you’ve arrived somewhere where you might be meeting up with a bunch of friends.
Outdoors types will like the camping site and golf course suggestions, both pretty strong topics and an interesting one was tying the service into rouletaville.fr, a carpooling service for kids, which would help cut down on car journeys and still see kids getting to school safely, and on time.
Other suggestions included augmented reality, petrol prices and a connection to foursquare.com.
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