Loopt vs. Whrrl
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Loopt or Whrrl? Which will become the premier location microblog? Will one or the other trump Twitter?
Both are fascinating and dumbfounding. How in the heck do these things work? Check them both out and let me know which one you like. They can both be downloaded through Apple’s App Store.
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The thing I like about Whrrl is it’s not just a friend tracker: it shows you all the places around you on a map, and the ones your friends like are colored green. There’s also a lot of power there — like you can filter to see just the places that are open now.
On whrrl I like mark the places I’ve been and then use the filter to only show me the places I haven’t been yet – that way I can try a new places
I like how whrrl can show you what the popular people think of places and by popular I mean they write a lot of reviews. That way I can see stuff while I wait fpr friends to join
I am a developer at a similar service, ZKOUT. You can keep track of where your friends are and what they are up to, as well as broadcasting what you are doing and where you are :)
check it out at http://www.zkout.com
[...] always been enthralled by the ability of the iPhone to allow you to use location-based apps. I wrote an early entry about Loopt vs Whrll. Since then, there’ve been a series of great apps out using the phone’s capabilities [...]