The milestone comes after Location Labs was granted access to Verizon’s network — giving it location connectivity to all four major US carriers.
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Over 2,000 developers have signed up for Location Lab’s ULS across verticals like “mobile marketing, couponing, fraud prevention, compliance, and logistics tracking.” ULS gives developers an easy and scalable way to access location data. It can also detect both smartphones and less sophisticated cellphones.
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The company recently announced a partnership with Citygrid Media that granted it access to data on over 15 million local businesses. Location Labs was originally called WaveMarket, but it changed its name in June.
Location Labs is based in San Francisco, Calif., and has raised $26 million from Draper Fisher Jurvetson, BlueRun Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures and Intel Capital.
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