Elevator Pitch: NewsNomad's plans for mobile news
guardian.co.uk
28-Aug-2008
        

Still studying computer science at UC Berkley in California, Andrey Lukatsky is one half of the Macrospecs duo - and they have designs on your mobile phone. Self-funded and supporting a team of just two - with co-founder Alex Lukatsky - Macrospecs is based in San Jose and is setting out on a mission to put relevant, targeted and social news on your mobile phone. It's all the mobile news that's fit for your... [read full story]                    

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