In a recent blog post we mentioned that fring’s new fringME! widgets will allow fringsters with smartphones running under the Symbian 9.1 and Symbian 9.2 operating systems (…you can check your Symbian phone’s OS here) to use the new fringME! widget on their blogs, websites and HTML e-mail to initiate fring enabled text chat contact between their web site and mobile phone.

Well, that’s not all. As you can read here there has been some great news from fring on the geotagging / geolocation front.

For Symbian 9.1 and 9.2 GPS equipped phones, the fringME! widget can also be used to provide your phone’s current location via a GoogleMaps interface.

This is, of course, be an opt in service, so you won’t be providing your current location unless you want to. And you can turn it on or off from your handset’s fring controls. Privacy or transparency. It’s at your fingertips.

Until recently operating a GPS tracking system was both costly and complex, now thanks to fring and fringME!, for the supported phones, it’s fringing easy.

Keep coming back for more news from fring.