Koprol is a mobile community, where people have conversations based on places. Koprol has a growing directory of places where you can "check-in" and trade comments, share photos and reviews, with your friends and other people nearby. Koprol helps you discover new and exciting people and places in the world.
So, here's Yahoo! Koprol Launcher Shortcut App download link for Windows Mobile devices.
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Description
Real-life sharing rethought for the web, wherever you are.
Google+ for mobile makes sharing the right things with the right people a lot simpler.
Features:
Circles let you share the right things with just the right people.
Visit the stream to get updates from your circles or see what people are saying nearby.
Instant Upload automatically uploads videos and photos to your own private album on Google+, making sharing a snap.
Messenger is super-fast group messaging for everyone in your circles.
Mobile Hangouts allows you to video chat with up to 9 friends while you’re on the go.
Google+ is only available for users 18 and older
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Hello.
My name is Mehdi, I'm a college student. I made a social network 2 years ago that got around 100 000 users but it was almost similar to Facebook and it was not very profitable so I had to delete it. However I'm now looking for serious developers to work on an Android and IOS app Idea that I have. The app concerns on a great social networking idea, please contact me in private for info.
My email: [email protected]
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Check out my free app. Keep up to date on latest android and tech news.
Are you a techie? Keep up-to-date on the latest news, entertainment, and technology headlines with TechTray! A RSS/Atom feed reader that allows you to quickly browse headlines from 50 of the top technology, news and entertainment sites. Tap each story to get an expanded description without having to open the web page. Click on "web" globe icon below each story to open it up in the web browser. Email, Digg, Facebook, Twitter or Text a story to your friends! SMS option creates clickable links as does the Twitter option. SMS option now uses TinyURL to make clickable links.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kliktrayllc.techtray&hl=en
available on Android, WebOS, Windows Desktop (www.kliktray.com) and coming very soon to iOS for your iphone friends.
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MyInkedSpace is a tattoo social network and this first release of the native Windows Phone app provides a subset of the sites features, such as private messaging, browsing tattoo pictures, viewing profiles, finding members to contact, seeing who's viewed you, uploading pictures, etc. More features are planned for future updates to the app. MyInkedSpace has nearly 70k members, most of which have tattoos. The app requires Windows Phone 8.1.
I can't post the link since I'm still under the 10 post limit, but it can be found in the store on your Windows phone or at windowsphone.com by searching for MyInkedSpace.
Implementing a social login option in your Android or iOS app makes it possible for your users to sign in on every device and use their last saved settings and states. You can use a variety of methods to let the user sign in to the app, which one are you using and how many? I wrote a short article about it not too long ago.
In case of an app of mine with over 8,000 downloads, there are 3,600 Facebook signups, 4,500 email signups and 500 twitter signups (it's a social app so there's no option to use it without signing in). Users are not coming from any of our social sites because we don't really have a social presence, so the numbers are totally random. I there's no one-size-fits-all answer, but I thought we could help each other.
Would you share your experiences and ratio?