2009-05-18 17:12:33.0
California-based Aha Mobile has raised USD3m in a Series A funding round from Venrock. The firm is developing iPhone apps aimed at car drivers which provide location-based services, for instance giving traffic alerts and locating service stations. Founded last year, Aha plans to launch its first app this summer.
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