Great app... just wish there was a windows mobile one.
Dave Peck
· 8 months ago
I think it could be big. I do need to play with it some more though!
David
· 8 months ago
Some dubious reporting if you ask me. These features have been in iPhone apps since the app store opened. What *exactly* makes this breakout?!?!
Mike Mella
· 8 months ago
I agree. I'm not sure why I'm supposed to think this is amazing.
Why should I care that other people who use Twitter are near me? ...Unless they're already my friends, in which case they could let me know in any number of ways.
Sam
· 8 months ago
It's "breakout" because it is one of the only things released to coincide with SXSW...That's all.
RickBakas
· 8 months ago
How is this different than Brightkite?
Christine
· 8 months ago
How is it that FourSquare and Contxts both use the 50500 number as the number to send texts to for their services?
micah
· 8 months ago
Multiple apps can use the same short code (its a common practice to have a shared short code). Dennis and Danny are long time friends, and so it made financial sense. I imagine if foursquare and contxts continue their growth they will get different short codes.
micah
· 8 months ago
I was lucky to be in the pre-alpha (foursquare is now just in the alpha stage). I was immediately hooked, as its clear that foursquare (other than the checking into locations) is nothing like brightkite. BrightKite is focused on people around a location, while foursquare is about activity.
When you check into a location, there are suggested todos (one is always presented to you from one of your friends as a popup), and the gaming element, which will eventually be modified by the players themselves.
Within the first couple of days at SXSW a couple thousand people had checked into foursquare (given my friend list and the friend list of people like Kevin Rose, Gary Vaynerchuk and Scott Beale of Laughing Squid)
I worry about small cities to support foursquare's gaming element, but the concept of showing up to a new city, large or small, and have a list of to-dos from friends is awesome...
Peter Corbett
· 8 months ago
Zzzzz.....
Not to be a hater, but this shit is not going to change the world. We need talented people working on stuff that will.
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Why should I care that other people who use Twitter are near me? ...Unless they're already my friends, in which case they could let me know in any number of ways.
When you check into a location, there are suggested todos (one is always presented to you from one of your friends as a popup), and the gaming element, which will eventually be modified by the players themselves.
Within the first couple of days at SXSW a couple thousand people had checked into foursquare (given my friend list and the friend list of people like Kevin Rose, Gary Vaynerchuk and Scott Beale of Laughing Squid)
I worry about small cities to support foursquare's gaming element, but the concept of showing up to a new city, large or small, and have a list of to-dos from friends is awesome...
Not to be a hater, but this shit is not going to change the world. We need talented people working on stuff that will.
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