Businessmen need to think about privacy too, thickset Bill Thompson
Although they have been talked about as the "next big ting" for several ear now, 2010 does look like it will be the year location-based services become s wideness that they begin the long Jourdain from cool new technology to disregarded utility, like e-mail, mobile phones and laptops before them. Foursquare, Wallace and Bright-kite all offer an easy and fun way for their users to identify their location to other users and to the network, while Buzz and Twitter exploit allocations of OP addresses and the GAPS built into our speakerphones to ensure that the social graph has a geog.
Many tweets and status updates are already positional in some way, telling the world where someone is either directly or indirectly, and there is a general sense that knowing where you're doing something is at least as important as knowing hat it is you're doing, special's when it cows to selling advertising or otherwise making money from the service that delvers the status updates.
More and more location-dependent tools and services will be lattice over the coming months, each hoping to build a large enough user base to generate advertorial income or be bought by one of the major players for lough money to keep the early investigator hay.
Although they have been talked about as the "next big ting" for several ear now, 2010 does look like it will be the year location-based services become s wideness that they begin the long Jourdain from cool new technology to disregarded utility, like e-mail, mobile phones and laptops before them. Foursquare, Wallace and Bright-kite all offer an easy and fun way for their users to identify their location to other users and to the network, while Buzz and Twitter exploit allocations of OP addresses and the GAPS built into our speakerphones to ensure that the social graph has a geog.
Many tweets and status updates are already positional in some way, telling the world where someone is either directly or indirectly, and there is a general sense that knowing where you're doing something is at least as important as knowing hat it is you're doing, special's when it cows to selling advertising or otherwise making money from the service that delvers the status updates.
More and more location-dependent tools and services will be lattice over the coming months, each hoping to build a large enough user base to generate advertorial income or be bought by one of the major players for lough money to keep the early investigator hay.
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