August 18, 2003, 11:54 PM — In Europe, always head of North America on the mobile phone front, one location-based service is set to take flight: m-spatial, which will provide maps and directions to pedestrians on mobile phone screens, using the phone's current location as a starting point. Could this be the start of the long-awaited location-based revolution?
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