I think what you're looking for exists, here: http://www.slifter.com/
Rob Kelley wrote:
>From [http://sidewayzen.com ]: Froogle ([Froogle.com ]) is Google's product search. Give it a search term, and it'll return a list of stores and prices. Cool, but it's not part of the [http://google.com/palm |mobile Google] you can use from your PDA or smartphone. Google needs to make it easy to do product comparison in the store itself. Here's the first use case at Barnes and Noble: 1. I see a big fat computer book. It's expensive. 2. I whip out my phone and go to froogle.com. It shows me a simple search box and a radio button for my saved filters--I've created a custom search to just do BN.com, Amazon.com, and Half.com. 3. I enter the ISBN of the book. 4. Froogle gives me a simple screen showing me the prices at each. 5. Based on the info, I suck it up and buy the book there. Let's get cooler... Second use case: There's an out-of-print children's book called "JellyBeans for Breakfast". I want to know where I can find this book for my daughter. I whip out the phone: 1. I go to froogle.com 2. I type in Jellybeans for Breakfast, then I select "based on location" and enter 10011 3. Froogle shows a list of stores near me that have this out-of-print book. 4. I click the phone number of the store and the phone calls to confirm. As far as I know, neither of these features exist now, but not even the basic Froogle interface exists for mobile users. Please Google, help us here! -- NYCwireless - http://www.nycwireless.net/ Un/Subscribe: http://lists.nycwireless.net/mailman/listinfo/nycwireless/ Archives: http://lists.nycwireless.net/pipermail/nycwireless/
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