Tag: AQA
Hiogi launches – a crowdsourced mobile answers service
What do you get if you cross Yahoo! answers with a service with Texperts, AQA or 63336? Hiogi. It’s a free service, accessible via the web, mobile web, text, skype or email, which lets you ask questions and get replies. The German-based start-up has just come out of private beta.
What you basically do is ask a question, and then wait till the community answers it for you. When the answer comes back you can rate it positively or negatively depending on whether it’s correct or useful or not. On the answering side, you download a ticket which gives you questions. Once you see one that you can answer, you can reserve it for 10 mins to answer it.
Competition: Beat AQA at their game – send Shiny your best shot
Not one year after their six millionth question, text know-it-alls AQA have already doubled in size again taking on average 17,500 questions each day from over 1.4 million customers.
At one quid a throw, the phrase, “Why didn’t I think of that?” springs to mind and in my state of jealousy, I’ve decided to run a mini-comp to try to outfox the mobile answers service…
Friday 13th brings six millionth question to mobile answering service AQA
At 10.17pm on Friday 13th April, the mobile phone answer service AQA (Any Question Answered) answered its six millionth question. Paul Cockerton, managing director of AQA, said that the Easter Weekend had been a very busy period for the company,…