Dopplr purchase making inroads into online services
By silicon.com
Published: 29 September 2009 12:08 GMT
Nokia has bought a social network for travellers.
The Dopplr service aims to connect travellers who want to meet up with fellow travellers along their route.
The amount of money involved in the deal has not been disclosed.
The Dopplr team will be incorporated into Nokia's Services unit, according to Nokia. The current service, which runs on the desktop and platforms including the iPhone, Flickr and Twitter, will remain unchanged under the deal.
ZDNet UK has more on the Nokia-Dopplr deal.
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