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Arrivals for Foursquare is an app based on a concept developed by Toby Barnes for his eight-year-old son to keep track of him while on business trips. Originally called “Where’s Dad?”, the web-based program was made to display Barnes’ current locations based on check-ins. The updates were shown directly on the screen of a spare iPhone he gave his son and were designed to look like an arrivals board from an airport. - link
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Utilizando o banco de dados da polícia britânica, o Fearsquare mostra um mapa do medo no Reino Unido, e mais, ainda te dá pontos por frequentar esses lugares.
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Planes, trains, and automobiles! An infographic of travels on foursquare.
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Foursquare has revamped its popular badge system in an effort to increase user engagement and encourage exploration.
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Una semana de check-ins, es igual a 2.9GB de data extraida desde Foursquare en un .CSV.
(Source: matthewhealy.net)
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Foursquare has released version 4.0 of its iPhone app with a new feature called Radar that informs users about stuff happening nearby.
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We’ll email you each morning and let you know last year’s check-ins
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Google engineer Mihai Parparita recently took part in the Foursquare Global Hackathon in San Francisco, where he put together Intersquares, an app for comparing users’ check-in history to see which places they have been together.
(Source: psfk.com)
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Nokia Creates Foursquare-Enabled Vending Machine.
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How Nike Outruns the Social Media Competition
Sportswear and equipment giant Nike is one of the most social brands in the world, and has evolved its social strategy over the past five years, focusing on expanding globally to reach its wide range of customers.
