Thanks to Samosaur for the heads-up on this interesting use of location-aware technology. I particularly like the inclusion of location obfuscation for security conscious users.
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I see you spy on my twitter! It is a pretty nifty thing they came up with, and maybe hopefully it’ll come out for other such things. From what I know it’s mostly for iPhones. Seen as it hooks up to his site as well, it would be interesting to see what people can come up with if this expands — which I think it will.
NIN’s recent efforts — focused on building an audience around the music and promoting interactions within that community — are really interesting to watch. This clever application seems a great way to further increase the flow of those interactions.
It’s really fascinating to watch these sorts of developments as creative people build audiences around their work.
Yes, I am a part-time Twitter spy — a holdover from my brief, fierce Twitter addiction of many months ago.
As with the application above, there’s a lot of appeal to the high velocity of conversation and interaction there — it’s a good way to take a read on the current interests of a lot of interesting people.
I think this will definitely expand to other such devices, it’s just so appealing and innovated. I think a lot of bloggers and the like will use this.
Haha, I don’t use my twitter much, but I really should.
If I find you on there I’ll add you or… something.