By Jane Gracielo, on March 12th, 2011% 
A declaration from developer said that popular microblogging service Twitter is fastening down on the entire third-party customer applications that duplicate the official apps of the service.
Ryan Sarver, Twitter platform lead issued a kind of “State of the Platform” statement, which was fundamentally a caution for third-party Twitter customer developers that Twitter plans to be the primary border that the entire consumers use. Or, as Sarver place it, the “primary mainstream consumer client experience on phones, computers, and other devices.” With that in mind, the Terms of Service for third-party developers has been misrepresented.
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By Imee Celine Lenoir, on November 5th, 2010% 
The social-media giant has completed the mobile “check-in” application accessible to most important merchants and thousands of little and midsize businesses in the USA just about two months following diving into the fledgling location-based-services market.
Facebook Deals is intended to attach users of Facebook Places to deals and specials from the resembling of 24 Hour Fitness, Gap and Palms Casino Resort. Deals is merely accessible throughout iPhone app of Facebook or by means of touch.facebook.com. Android users can currently check into Places but not Deals.
Emily White, director for local at Facebook said, “Millions of . . . → Read More: Latest Places App from Facebook Opened to Thousands of Retailers
By Imee Celine Lenoir, on August 30th, 2010% 
Foursquare have strike 3 million consumers for its location-based social network. Facebook opened a competitor site service, Facebook Places, in the middle of August. However, that evidently has not reduced awareness in Foursquare’s service, as several had apprehension. Foursquare’s enlargement is still go faster, the information show.
Foursquare needed a year to accomplish one million consumers three months to strike its next million, and six weeks to strike its third million. Certainly, Facebook Places is merely 12 days old, and you can not be expecting the bigger social network to humiliate Foursquare during the night. Although . . . → Read More: Foursquare Retains its Customer Rates After Facebook Tries to Steal the Spotlight
By Maejoy Lebria, on August 11th, 2010% Gowalla opened up its “check-in” API in a bid to developers to match with its competitor, Foursquare.
Gowalla is a location-based social networking service that was created by Alamofire. The service is used by the user by ‘checking in’ at Spots in their local area. This is with the help of a mobile application or through the mobile website.
Location-based social networks were first formulated by the Foursquare. This service is about gathering the pace around the world that allows the users to “share their locations with friends by ‘checking in’ at bars, restaurants, . . . → Read More: Gowalla Opening Its API
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