Abaqus provides MyGeoDiary, MyGeoCommunity & MyGeoRecorder, a suite of next generation products & services, for consumers to manage their digital lives on the GeoWeb and for enterprises to rapidly launch location-based communities on their website using phones such as Blackberry, Nokia & Windows Mobile. MyGeoRecorder was developed on the WHERE platform, and launched on September 17th, 2008. Prior to WHERE, developing and launching a mobile GPS application was both costly and time consuming. "Abaqus has taken full advantage of WHERE to build a very compelling location based application, said Matt Gross, GM, WHERE Developer Programs. “We are excited to bring this application to market and enable our users to take full advantage of their mobile devices connected to a powerful web service." For more information, or to sign up for your own MyGeoDiary account, please visit http://www.mygeodiary.com. About Abaqus Abaqus provides MyGeoDiary, MyGeoCommunity & MyGeoRecorder, a suite of next generation products & services, for consumers to manage their digital lives on the GeoWeb and for enterprises to rapidly launch location-based communities on their website using phones such as Blackberry, Nokia & Windows Mobile. With the number of GPS-enabled devices is forecast to reach 720 million by 2011, Abaqus products & services will lead the way in geo-enabling Next Generation websites for activities such as travel, fitness, photography, social networking & mobile workforce management etc. Further information on http://www.abaq.us or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it New Device Allows Consumers to Record Personal Location-Based Content in Real-Time Via their Mobile Phone. The MyGeoDiary service enables consumers to easily record, annotate, organize & share their personal location-information from a central place on the web. Consumers can publish & use their location data across variety of services on the web such as sites for tracking fitness regimen, sharing travel journals, blogging, enabling mobile workforce management, geotagging photos, or simply managing one’s real-world geodiary.