What we’re reading: “The world’s first location-aware digital newspaper”
TapIn’s social layer is based on Gigs, a feature borrowed from the original Tackable phone app. Deliberately non-specific, Gigs simply allows users to place a red pin on the map and attach a post of some kind. This could be a restaurant recommendation or comment, but most intriguingly, it could be a question — “I’m here and have an hour to kill, anything cool to do nearby?” or “Does anybody know why traffic on this road is tied up?” or “What’s the story behind this interesting-looking building,” or “Can someone recommend a plumber who will come out here on a weekend?”
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I can finally be pinpointed to the nearest and trashiest dive bar while reading current events. WOOT WOOT
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i should use this on the drive to cali…unless anybody actually knows anyone in little rock, amarillo, or flagstaff
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