Comments on: Mobile Social Networks Are the Future http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/ Just another WordPress weblog Sat, 20 Mar 2010 06:57:39 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Joel Mark Witt http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/comment-page-1/#comment-799 Joel Mark Witt Sun, 17 Feb 2008 19:32:57 +0000 http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/#comment-799 @Nick - I agree. Look at Apple's new iPhone ad promoting Facebook access while on the go. @Peter - you are right to say that TODAY is mobile - but there are still a ton of people (including yours truly) that don't have phones connected to the net. Joel Mark Witt @Nick – I agree. Look at Apple’s new iPhone ad promoting Facebook access while on the go.

@Peter – you are right to say that TODAY is mobile – but there are still a ton of people (including yours truly) that don’t have phones connected to the net.

Joel Mark Witt

]]> By: Joel Mark Witt http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/comment-page-1/#comment-802 Joel Mark Witt Sun, 17 Feb 2008 18:32:57 +0000 http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/#comment-802 @Nick - I agree. Look at Apple's new iPhone ad promoting Facebook access while on the go.<br><br>@Peter - you are right to say that TODAY is mobile - but there are still a ton of people (including yours truly) that don't have phones connected to the net.<br><br>Joel Mark Witt @Nick – I agree. Look at Apple's new iPhone ad promoting Facebook access while on the go.

@Peter – you are right to say that TODAY is mobile – but there are still a ton of people (including yours truly) that don't have phones connected to the net.

Joel Mark Witt

]]> By: Joel Mark Witt http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/comment-page-1/#comment-7621 Joel Mark Witt Sun, 17 Feb 2008 16:32:57 +0000 http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/#comment-7621 @Nick - I agree. Look at Apple's new iPhone ad promoting Facebook access while on the go.<br><br>@Peter - you are right to say that TODAY is mobile - but there are still a ton of people (including yours truly) that don't have phones connected to the net.<br><br>Joel Mark Witt @Nick – I agree. Look at Apple's new iPhone ad promoting Facebook access while on the go.

@Peter – you are right to say that TODAY is mobile – but there are still a ton of people (including yours truly) that don't have phones connected to the net.

Joel Mark Witt

]]> By: Peter Corbett http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/comment-page-1/#comment-800 Peter Corbett Thu, 14 Feb 2008 17:26:24 +0000 http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/#comment-800 I agree with your assessment, Nick. My two mobile social networks are incredibly important to my social and professional life: 1) I use the Facebook App on my Blackberry. I mostly use it to upload pictures I take with my handset. This process is both for my network of 700+ friends on facebook to see what i'm doing in near real time, as well as acts as a way for me to capture a history of my life. 2) I use twitter's IM notification function and pipe that into Google Talk on my Blackberry. This method gives me real-time twitter updates and allows me to 'chat' back to other twitterers. Gtalk on the blackberry also queues up all tweets and lets me read them in sequence later. I follow about 300 people...and read almost every tweet ever day using this methodology. The "future" isn't mobile though. TODAY is mobile. I agree with your assessment, Nick. My two mobile social networks are incredibly important to my social and professional life:

1) I use the Facebook App on my Blackberry. I mostly use it to upload pictures I take with my handset. This process is both for my network of 700+ friends on facebook to see what i’m doing in near real time, as well as acts as a way for me to capture a history of my life.

2) I use twitter’s IM notification function and pipe that into Google Talk on my Blackberry. This method gives me real-time twitter updates and allows me to ‘chat’ back to other twitterers. Gtalk on the blackberry also queues up all tweets and lets me read them in sequence later. I follow about 300 people…and read almost every tweet ever day using this methodology.

The “future” isn’t mobile though. TODAY is mobile.

]]> By: Peter Corbett http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/comment-page-1/#comment-801 Peter Corbett Thu, 14 Feb 2008 16:26:24 +0000 http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/#comment-801 I agree with your assessment, Nick. My two mobile social networks are incredibly important to my social and professional life:<br><br>1) I use the Facebook App on my Blackberry. I mostly use it to upload pictures I take with my handset. This process is both for my network of 700+ friends on facebook to see what i'm doing in near real time, as well as acts as a way for me to capture a history of my life.<br><br>2) I use twitter's IM notification function and pipe that into Google Talk on my Blackberry. This method gives me real-time twitter updates and allows me to 'chat' back to other twitterers. Gtalk on the blackberry also queues up all tweets and lets me read them in sequence later. I follow about 300 people...and read almost every tweet ever day using this methodology.<br><br>The "future" isn't mobile though. TODAY is mobile. I agree with your assessment, Nick. My two mobile social networks are incredibly important to my social and professional life:

1) I use the Facebook App on my Blackberry. I mostly use it to upload pictures I take with my handset. This process is both for my network of 700+ friends on facebook to see what i'm doing in near real time, as well as acts as a way for me to capture a history of my life.

2) I use twitter's IM notification function and pipe that into Google Talk on my Blackberry. This method gives me real-time twitter updates and allows me to 'chat' back to other twitterers. Gtalk on the blackberry also queues up all tweets and lets me read them in sequence later. I follow about 300 people…and read almost every tweet ever day using this methodology.

The “future” isn't mobile though. TODAY is mobile.

]]> By: Peter Corbett http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/comment-page-1/#comment-7620 Peter Corbett Thu, 14 Feb 2008 14:26:24 +0000 http://www.socialtimes.com/2008/02/mobile-social-networks-are-the-future/#comment-7620 I agree with your assessment, Nick. My two mobile social networks are incredibly important to my social and professional life:<br><br>1) I use the Facebook App on my Blackberry. I mostly use it to upload pictures I take with my handset. This process is both for my network of 700+ friends on facebook to see what i'm doing in near real time, as well as acts as a way for me to capture a history of my life.<br><br>2) I use twitter's IM notification function and pipe that into Google Talk on my Blackberry. This method gives me real-time twitter updates and allows me to 'chat' back to other twitterers. Gtalk on the blackberry also queues up all tweets and lets me read them in sequence later. I follow about 300 people...and read almost every tweet ever day using this methodology.<br><br>The "future" isn't mobile though. TODAY is mobile. I agree with your assessment, Nick. My two mobile social networks are incredibly important to my social and professional life:

1) I use the Facebook App on my Blackberry. I mostly use it to upload pictures I take with my handset. This process is both for my network of 700+ friends on facebook to see what i'm doing in near real time, as well as acts as a way for me to capture a history of my life.

2) I use twitter's IM notification function and pipe that into Google Talk on my Blackberry. This method gives me real-time twitter updates and allows me to 'chat' back to other twitterers. Gtalk on the blackberry also queues up all tweets and lets me read them in sequence later. I follow about 300 people…and read almost every tweet ever day using this methodology.

The “future” isn't mobile though. TODAY is mobile.

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