Very often, the hapless mobile user is trying to find a specific product within a given range and is stymied by the lack of available information. Eventually, to be certain about what items may or may not exist at a given location, the user may even have to — horror of horrors — use a telephone to speak to another human being, who in turn would have to physically examine the inventory. Google is also working to solve the inventory-near-me problem; if Retailigence has a scalable way to do so now, that could spell good things both for the startup and its new investors. It's always hard for Mashable and others to assess the truthfulness of what companies like this say given that they don't have front ends to test. One of the top 10 blogs worldwide, Mashable is a hub for those looking to make sense of the online realm. Step-by-step guides to using popular websites, reviews of mobile applications, breaking news about what’s happening on the web, the best viral videos, tips for marketing your businesses online and much much more! click here to read more
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