Sentence examples for early location from inspiring English sources
Daniel Craig plays Bond for the third time, and early location photos show that his Casino Royale Speedos have been specially dry-cleaned for a surprise comeback.
A geneticist by trade, he worked at Stanford University in California in the 1960s and as professor of genetics at Oxford the following decade, and he was responsible for the early location of genes on some chromosomes and became an initial promoter of the Human Genome Project.
The company's original founder Fred Potter had worked on mobile apps for Loopt, the early location sharing service that was recently acquired by Green Dot.
That's the year that Fire Eagle, an early location platform spearheaded by Coates first peeked its head out of Yahoo's now-defunct Brickhouse.
An early location service along the lines of the Yahoo platform Fire Eagle (which was supported by Dopplr), and Dodgeball, much of the feature set has popped up in other services like Foursquare (the brainchild of Dodgeball founder Dennis Crowley) and Tripit, among others.
An early location service along the lines of the Yahoo platform Fire Eagle (which was supported by Dopplr), and Dodgeball, much of the feature set has popped up in other services like Foursquare (the brainchild of Dodgeball founder Dennis Crowley) and Tripit, among others.
Pelago made an early location-sharing app called Whrrl, but it didn't have a ton of traction competing against media darling Foursquare.
The app, for those unfamiliar, comes from mobile developers Hai Le and Li Li, previously of the early location-based service Loopt, later acquired by Green Dot.
At Gowalla he built one of the early location-based check-in apps, which later morphed the app into a social discovery platform for places.
As you probably recall, Gowalla was one of the early location-based social check-in apps, aimed at helping users to pinpoint where they were and what they were doing, so that friends may find them.
Foursquare was built by the guys behind Dodgeball, an early location-based social network that was acquired by Google in May 2005 and languished there until it was finally axed in January.
