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		<title>iPhone Community gets Post Office</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[(from www.usps.com) WASHINGTON—Apple® Computer’s App Store? online store now offers a new free U.S. Postal Service application for iPhone® and iPod touch® mobile digital devices. The new USPS Mobile™ application takes advantage of Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) capabilities, using the Locator function to show Post Offices™, Automated Postal Centers® and Collection Boxes in closest proximity [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>WASHINGTON</strong>—Apple® Computer’s App Store? online store now offers a new free U.S. Postal Service application for iPhone® and iPod touch® mobile digital devices.</p>
<p>The new USPS Mobile™ application takes advantage of Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) capabilities, using the Locator function to show Post Offices™, Automated Postal Centers® and Collection Boxes in closest proximity to the user. Maps and directions – driving, walking or mass transit – to the closest location also are provided.</p>
<p>The Track and Confirm feature provides a visual monitor of the progress of the mail pieces and requires only initial input of tracking code numbers so that follow-ups are only one click away.</p>
<p>Another innovative feature, the Postal Service™ app has a ZIP Code™ lookup that provides the user with the ZIP Code of the user’s current location, using the phone’s GPS capability.</p>
<p>“The Postal Service is America’s largest retailer, with 36,000 Post Offices and retail outlets in communities across the country. Now the iPhone community has a Post Office as well,” says Robert Bernstock, president, Mailing and Shipping Services.</p>
<p>Today’s announcement of the application for iPhone and iPod touch devices expands the Postal Service’s move last fall to provide easy-to-use functionality to mobile phone users. Additional USPS applications for other internet-enabled mobile devices are in development.</p>
<p>“We want to continue our 234-year tradition of serving every American community, whether it’s in a Post Office, online or even over the phone,” Bernstock said.</p>
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