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Windows Live: Missing feature in Live Search Mobile

I recently downloaded Live Search Mobile onto my smartphone. One of the best features about it is that they have categorised local amenities so that if you want to to find (say) your nearest restaurant it really is very easy to do. The high-level categories are:

  • Activities
  • Government and Community
  • Health and Fitness
  • Hotels and Accomodation
  • Nightlife
  • Restaurants
  • Shopping and Services
  • Transportation

Recently however I uncovered what I reckon is a glaring omission from their categories. The 'Health and Fitness' section contains a subsection of 'Hospitals'. That's all well and good but it doesn't differentiate between hospitals that do and do not have an emergency room. I would have thought that that would be a prime feature for a mobile location based service such as this. What do you think?

 I would pass this feedback onto the Windows Live team via http://feedback.live.com/ but unfortunately I grew exasperated with that site a long time ago given the fact that the feedback is wholly one way - you never hear back from them.

 

-Jamie

Published 06 April 2007 09:31 by jamie.thomson

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mobile » Windows Live: Missing feature in Live Search Mobile said:

April 6, 2007 17:01
 

Phil said:

It might be handy, but having worked in the healthcare industry for a few years, I don't remember hearing of a hospital that didn't have an emergency room, unless it was a specialty facility like a psychiatric hospital or something like that which would appear in the name, making it obvious that it doesn't have an ER.

-pj

April 16, 2007 13:24

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