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You are here: Home / News / From the AnyGeo Blog / Bing Maps now using Nokia Backend services for Traffic and Geocoding

Bing Maps now using Nokia Backend services for Traffic and Geocoding

May 25, 2012 By Editor

This latest update comes our way via the Bing maps blog… 

Recall, there’s no secret that Microsoft and Nokia have "cozied" up post Windows Phone deal from last year (recall Nokia announced that moving forward, all new smartphones will run Windows Phone inside)… 

This via Microsoft (Bing) – Building on the existing strategic partnership between Microsoft and Nokia, today we’re announcing that Bing Maps is now using Nokia backend services for Traffic and Geocoding. With the goal of helping get places faster and get more done, here are the key things Nokia services will do for Bing Maps:

· Bing Maps will now offer Nokia-powered traffic results in 24 countries.

· Improved and expanded traffic information in the US, adding traffic for side streets in addition to freeways.

· Bing Maps will begin using Nokia geocoding countries, offering improved routing and directions.

Check out the Bing Maps blog post to learn more about the updates.

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