[James Kilm @ Dec 19th 2005 2:37AM]

Thanks, Evans I hope this is helpful. I emailed 411sms support to find out if they supported "wifi: ...." (with a colon, but they said they didn't but because the article was out, they would add the protocol to their SMILE technology so it would still work. I just tried it and "wifi: 90025" works now even though the easier way of "wifi 90025" works just fine (http://www.411sms.com/wifi.php). They made the changes to your program literally minutes after I emailed them, now that's what I call customer service.

Don't forget that a for more accurate results you can text 'wifi' and an address Ex: "wifi 10000 wilshire blvd, los angeles, ca" (commas and periods are optional.

They also emailed me and told me that the service along with all their other services (like movies, translations, directions, etc) is completely Free (except for whatever your cellphone provider charges you for send a text message).

I know this will come in handy to a lot of people just like it does for me.

James.