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NZ Firm Drops its Mapping Service for Google
TradeMe is currently offers its Smaps, a mapping app developed by Wellington firm ProjectX as a stand alone site and to power its TradeMe auction site. Smaps will shutdown December 1, and TradeMe will move to mapping built on Google's platform. A second site from the same company, TravelBug, already switched over. Smaps received high praise and stats, but the company wants to focus on its strengths.
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