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“Also new for 2009, consumers will have the option to access the North American MICHELIN guide selections on their mobile phones through a licensing agreement with mobile application provider Ubi Ubi.” Read More

“Mobile Michelin guides will partner with ‘jet set’ mobile content provider Ubi Ubi to provide the latest reviews of restaurants in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco.” Read More

“‘Well-known names like Anthony Bourdain of ‘No Reservations’, Jean Georges Vongerichten of Jean-Georges, Mario Batali of Babbo, chef Daniel Boulud and wine columnist Jay McInerney all contributed their favourite restaurants to the guide. Now Eat New York reviews can be accessed through your mobile.’” Read more…

“With a unique take on the restaurant world, Eat New York is designed specifically for savvy residents and sophisticated travelers, with 150 insider recommendations from well-known chefs, restaurant critics and wine experts.” Read More

“In only its fourth annual guide to NYC, the MICHELIN guide New York City 2009 now finds four restaurants with ‘exceptional cuisine’ — Jean Georges, Le Bernardin, Masa and Per Se.”
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“For a well-chosen, selective guide with good iconography and a respected reputation, it’s a relief for the 400 reviews for 1 restaurant on Yelp that are actually dialogues of teenieboppers flirting with each other.” Read More

“For the first time, this year’s edition, which goes on Oct. 7, will be available via mobile phone.” Read more…

“Michelin guide director Jean-Luc Naret on Monday unveiled an alliance with mobile ‘jet set’ content provider Ubi Ubi as the Paris-based publication’s third San Francisco area edition debuted in this technology-oriented city.” Read More

“Michelin guide on Ubi Ubi will also make restaurant recommendations in categories such as ‘impress, indulge, or discover.’” Read more…

“Michelin’s move into the mobile Internet age comes as it plans a March gastronomical gala in Paris to mark the 100th annual edition of the guide, which was first printed in 1900 for motorists planning road trips.” Read more…

“What also excites me is that not only is the [MICHELIN Guide New York City 2009] available in bookstores, but it can be accessed on the mobile.” Read more…

“I want people to become regular users of Ubi Ubi. When they’re looking for city-based information, I would like them to go to one site. To develop an emotional connection to other users, whether they’re longtime friends or people they just met through Ubi Ubi.” Read more…

“The product’s elegant and functional redesign will save our users time and money by helping them pick the right restaurant to fit the right occasion at the right price point, every time.” Read more…

“Taking full advantage of the G1’s portability and intuitive interface, UBI UBI’s mobile platform for the 2009 Michelin restaurant guides in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas has an elegant, attractive, and fast-rendering interface whose effortless navigation matches the G1’s own navigational features for ease of use.” Read more…

“Users are our number-one source of development tips…Within days of our full product launch on October 22, we were already modifying and adding features according to customers’ feedback.” Read more…

“We joined up with A Hedonist’s guide to…Eat New York because I recognized that it would be an the ideal marriage: It will increase our customers’ enjoyment of food and of life. And that was exactly my goal in founding UBI UBI.” Read more…

“We’re now seeing the first style-conscious mobile browser-based application that specifically caters to the high-end palate. And in the future, Ubi Ubi will continue to bring you exclusive, on-the-fly access to the most trusted names in venue ratings and reviews.” Read more…