Mini intros first mobile App for roadside assistance

Thursday, August 27, 2009, 6:29
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mini_roadside_assistance Mini USA has introduced a first of its kind application for the Apple iPhone users, using which they can get real-time roadside assistance. As the reviews, the free mobile phone application lets the iPhone and Blackberry customers access roadside assistance by simply touching the icon.

The mobile application is aimed at providing the customers important information with regard to safety and assistance when the users are travelling. They will be receiving well-timed information about vehicle, routes and roadside assistance.

Mini USA claims that the customers will surely be pleased about the technological advancement of the mobile application. The free application will bring quick access to the free roadside services.

As the features, the Mini Road Assist app helps the travelers especially the drivers have complete control over driving. It also helps them find out the locations, routes, battery status etc.

Mini owners are just required to download the application to their iPhone. The service is also available for the selected Blackberry mobile phones. The company has developed systemic guidelines for the customers about how to use the application with their handy devices.

The service provider extends complete information to the Mini customers whenever they seek for roadside help. You just need to launch the application and select the service. You can press the call button whenever roadside help is required. The customer care executives will reply to your queries. The information on vehicle location and service will be sent to the customers automatically.

The mobile application is powered by global positioning system (GPS) technology. The GPS technology helps the customers find out the locations, routes and other important information when they are travelling. The Mini application is free. It brings the driver with the service provider’s name once the service is confirmed.

The Mini application is free if you are a Mini owner. It is free as long as your vehicle has a warranty.

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Tags: apple iphone, Apple iPhone users, BlackBerry, GPS, GPS Technology, Mini USA, mobile application

jgraziani

I work for AAA and want to let you know that AAA's Roadside app for the iPhone was launched July 24, 2009. You can find out more about this free app at www.AAA.com/Mobile.