By Stefanie Hahn The two major players in the location-based check-in game are currently Foursquare and, simply because of the size of the network, Facebook. You are probably already a member of Facebook, which is really how Facebook will beat Foursquare in the end. Maybe. Let’s start with the basics … If you haven’t heard about Foursquare yet, don’t worry. …
How Google Will Take Over The World
By Toby Boyce online pharmacy purchase bactroban online no prescription buy doxycycline online https://kcpetdental.com/wp-content/uploads/gravity_forms/1-efb9cce06c37983022f567f9367166cb/tmp/doxycycline.html no prescription pharmacy online pharmacy purchase female-cialis online no prescription Let me start with this: I don’t work and am not receiving any money for this post – unless Google offers it. And to be honest, I have labored against the “mighty one” for years. But …
Foursquare: Game On
By Laura Rubinchuk online pharmacy buy diflucan without prescription with best prices today in the USA Unlike the old playground version of Foursquare, when you had to keep the ball within boundaries, the online/mobile version actually encourages you to venture out and explore new areas and venues…oh, and meet new people. Foursquare gives you points for every “check-in” you make, …
Real-Time Real Estate
By Nobu Hata I was just getting used to the concept of sharing my Facebook status with folks other than my family and friends when Twitter came along a couple years back. Then came 2009; the year of the citizen journalist; the year near-instantaneous sharing of events, pictures, and Web-links with your friends/family/clients/anyone in general became the new norm. It …