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[TechCrunch] The phone detects the user’s location through the iPhone API, then presents the user with a number of suggested descriptions (for example, opening Plazes from our office presented us with choices of “TechCrunch HQ” and “The Mansion”, both of which were assigned to the coordinates by previous visitors).

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[last100] Nokia purchases Plazes, a location-based social networking service ...: Updates can be done via plazes.com, by mobile phone and text messaging, or by a number of third-party applications using the Plazes' API. And, we can expect, Plazes will be on millions of Nokia phones worldwide as soon as possible.

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[TechCrunch] Facebook Will Take Another Step Into The Location Game Tomorrow ...: Now, to be clear, this is not Facebook officially getting into the game itself yet, but it’s big enough that Henri Moissinac, Facebook’s director of mobile, will apparently be using his keynote address at Nokia World to unveil this, we’ve heard.

[SignalFive Blog] SignalFive Conversations #3 : Henrik Berggren / @henrikberggren: T: It’s funny because the way I think about it..It’s fun to think about the connections..I try to think about what determines the success or failure of a project..SoundCloud started in Stockholm but now it’s in Berlin and when I first got a hold of it via an invite back a year-and-a-half ago I thought to myself ‘Wow, this is really a site or application for the Berlin music scene’ because it’s a core community and it grew from there..that was the impression I got..Maybe you can describe the strategy of who it was made for, was there an audience in mind and how did you get it to grow?

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