PALO ALTO, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- March 9, 2007 -- 4INFO, Inc., the leading mobile search service, announced today that college basketball fans can sign up for free, real-time mobile phone alerts from 4INFO to receive instant end-of-game scores for all 64 games of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship Tournament. And to make sure that fans don't miss the best of the tournament's heart-stopping, thrill-a-minute action, subscribers will receive an alert in the final minutes of any game where an upset may occur. Subscribers can also select individual teams to follow.
"With 4INFO's NCAA Tournament alerts, fans can free themselves from their televisions and PCs and still be first to know the results of games," said Ted Burns, director of product development at 4INFO. "Knowing that many sports fans live for these three weeks, we created an intelligent alert system that even ensures that they will not miss a historic upset."
To sign up for the full 4INFO Tournament Pass text alert service (score and upset alerts for all games in the championship tournament), fans can text "TOURNEY ALERT" to 4INFO (44636) from their mobile device, or visit www.4info.net/?pr39 to subscribe to individual teams. This service is free, although text messaging fees from your carrier may apply.
About 4INFO
4INFO provides the means to search, discover, and receive relevant information on a cell phone. 4INFO's comprehensive suite of mobile services provides access to stock information, sports scores, weather, flight information, movie times, horoscopes, hotspot locations, news, stock quotes, hotel reservations, package tracking, mobile downloads, and more. Most services are available free of charge to users on all major U.S. carriers. 4INFO's comprehensive suite of mobile services provides answers for consumers, content mobilization for publishers and a dynamic mobile media for advertisers. 4INFO's investment partners include U.S. Venture Partners, Draper Fisher Jurvetson and Gannett Company, Inc. 4INFO is headquartered in Palo Alto, Calif.






So far I am down, 3 games for 6. The three games I've lost were not the upsets that I expected them to be!!
Pittsburg over Oral Roberts
UNLV over Kent State
Purdue over Baylor
Marquette over Kentucky
Xavier over Georgia
Kansas over Portland St.
Michigan St. over Temple