Even though we can not access the store from here in Amsterdam, we are available in it. For free! The application process took a while and they were very picky on the screenshots for some reason, but finally we made it. These stores and their submission procedures are a bit mystic, but it is defenitely a good way for us to reach a lot of people. So go ahead and see what we’ve got in store for you!

In our constant challenge of improving Nulaz, we took a look at our little mobile and iPhone websites. We realized that they were not so “little”, which means they took long time to download for slow connections. Besides, some old and outdated phones had trouble with the mobile website. There was a feeling of unhappiness in the atmosphere because we were excluding possible Nulaz friends, and we don’t want that at all! We want as many friends as possible enjoying the Nulaz experience!

So, that’s why we have put a lot of effort in bringing you a new mobile and iPhone website, much more lightweight, more compatible and with new features, such as a new map, an option to see what’s happening near a given address, and much more!

Just visit http://www.nulaz.net with your phone and join Nulaz. Start inviting some friends and see what’s happening around you!

P.D. Nevertheless, we want to encourage you to try our mobile application, since we believe it will meet better your expectations. Just follow the link “Download our mobile app” in the mobile website.

P.D 2: And a final surprise for the iphone crowd: We are about to release an iPhone application! (but don’t tell anybody, it is a loud secret!)

Through Rummble’s blog I found out we were featured on Pocketgpsworld.com about our win in the Teleatlas Competition
at the Mobile World Conference in Barcelona.
Better late than never! Here’s their video (see above)

This is where you can see the full video and article. Thanks Rummble for stumbling upon this, and thanks Pocketgpsworld for covering us.

Behind the web? We’d rather say behind the Mobile, but we’re still in a web oriented society where the mobile as a service device needs to fight for its right.
Anyways, here’s an interview about what we are doing and about what’s coming up.

Also read the post on Frankwatching.

Together with Ilse Media, we have released a version of Nulaz, where we focus on the Dutch market.

There’s been a lot of tweets about the similarity between www.hier.nl and www.nulaz.net. Some people found it before we did the press release. And it is very similar, because it is the same service. The combination of our platform and Ilse’s content and reach will prove a strong alliance for this mobile service to succeed. We’ll keep you posted!

Read further:
Press release on Ilse Media’s website
The article and comments on Marketingfacts
The post on DutchCowboys

As you can see from our version number, we are far from ready with the developments, but we have recently released a version with a lot of basic social networking functionalities that makes the application more relevant and usable for many situations. I must assure you that we are still in B3ta, and welcoming reports from bugs, features, and suggestions on our feedback page. Some of the things we’ve added are:

• Taking profile picture with your camera
• Uploading pictures to your profile
• People have an extended profile, with pictures, statistics, comments, and interests
• We added a profile wizard, so you can set up your profile when you start for the first time
• and last but not least, we fixed a lot of bugs

Since we were last year’s winners of the Vodafone Mobile Clicks competition, we can only enourage everybody with a good mobile concept to join this competition. Good luck!

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Out of 126 companies and 101 companies all over Europe we have been selected to present Nulaz at Plugg in Brussels and LeMobile2.0 in Paris the 11th and the 12th of March. Please drop by and see our presentation amongst 28 and 20 other startup companies.
Read more about it on: TechCrunch, TheNextWeb, Dutch Cowboys, and Event Planner.

Nulaz is one of the founding companies of an alliance called OSLO. We’ve been talking about this for a while now, and now it seems we are actually going to do it. OSLO is all about sharing user location between different social networks. You can read more about it in the official press release.

You can also read more about it on: TechCrunch, Venture Beat, Silicon Republic, and IrishDev

For a little while now, we’ve been available in the Android App Market. Again, we had some minor issues to fix, but now we’re shouting it out: WE ARE AVAILABE ON ANDROID. But don’t get too exited now…it is only a web launcher that passes your location to our mobile website…..is that all??? yes. but more is coming. stay tuned folks…