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http://www.twitter-360.com/ Twitter 360 is a new application specifically developed for the iPhone 3GS that enables you to visualize your Twitter friends located in your nearby environment, thanks to a unique Augmented Reality functionality using the iPhone camera. Twitter 360 is one of the first iPhone applications to use the new Twitter's Geotagging feature to geotag your tweets.

Twitter 360 Augmented Reality for the iPhone 3GS

Twitter 360 is an iPhone app that lets you visually see the flow of tweets from locations nearby, layered on top of your natural “real” environment. http://thenextweb.com/apple/2009/12/01/introducing-augmented-reality-twitter-iphone-app-geotagging-built/

twitter’AR iPhoneApp with geo-tagging

GeoMeme: a Twitter Trends face-off on your street

http://thenextweb.com/apps/2009/11/29/geomeme-twitter-trends-faceoff-street/ Now that Twitter has turned on its Geolocation API we’re likely to see all sort of exciting new web services come to the fore.
http://thenextweb.com/apps/2010/01/08/tweetdeck-adds-map-view-latest-iphone-app/ Tweetdeck ‘s flying start to 2010 continues with the launch of the latest version of its iPhone app. Hot on the heels of yesterday’s news that the desktop version of the popular application was being installed as the journalist’s Twitter client of choice at Sky News in the UK, the latest release of the iPhone version of the app is now in the iTunes App Store.

Tweetdeck Adds Map View to Latest iPhone App

Tweetdeck iPhone+Map

You all enjoyed the trailer , but now the year's biggest blockbuster has arrived at last. iPhone TweetDeck v2.0 is here ! http://blog.tweetdeck.com/tweetdeck-for-iphone-gets-a-new-year-update-0
Ever since the introduction of the location-aware tweet, we’ve been curious as to why Twitter wants to know where we are. The release of Local Trends holds the key to unlock that answer.

Why Twitter Wants to Know Where You Are

http://mashable.com/2010/01/23/local-trends-analysis/
http://mashable.com/2010/03/02/twitter-location-api-places/ I know what you may be thinking: Twitter location API already supports places; that’s why they call it the location API, right? Well, yes and no. Currently, it supports latitude and longitude, which tells the world where, exactly, you were located when you tweeted.

TwitterLocation API_Places

http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-api-announce/browse_thread/thread/e7fc06e4a8cb7150 here you'll see a new place attribute that gives the contextual location of the geo-tweet itself. in these cases, you'll have rich, and human-readable, information about where this tweet has come from -- in this case, SoMa, San Francisco. the geo object, for the time being, is still there, so you don't have to worry about backwards compatibility. it will soon be deprecated, however and please plan for that. we're also introducing a coordinatesobject which has the added bonus that, when in JSON, it is properly GeoJSON encoded with the longitude before latitude.

Developer Preview: upcoming geo features (a.k.a "A place is not

Twitter CEO Announces Twitter New @anywhere Platform

Twitter CEO, Evan Williams has just announced a new platform for integrating Twitter into other websites called @anywhere. http://thenextweb.com/socialmedia/2010/03/15/twitter-announces-twitter-platform/
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/trackinu-universal/id353499744?mt=8 TrackinU maps the geo-tagged tweets of Twitter members, and displays their individual routes, taking advantage of Twitter's feature that lets members tag tweets with their geographic location.

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TrackU iPhone/iPad app tracks any Twitter user’s geotagged activ

TrackU , an app for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad, shows just how easy it is to track any Twitter user if they geotag their tweets.

Twitter Launches “Places” Feature with Foursquare Integration

After months of rumors and hinting, Twitter has unveiled its major new foray into the world of geolocation, Twitter Places. This feature will highlight tweets at a given location.
If you're like everyone at the Twitter office, you're going crazy about the World Cup. When turning to Twitter to keep up with the current game, it helps to know where a Tweet is coming from—is that person watching the game on TV or is he actually in the stadium? To help answer that question, we're excited to announce Twitter Places on twitter.com and mobile.twitter.com.

Blog: Twitter Places: More Context For Your Tweets

Place Your Tweets with Twitter Locations

Twitter has added location to their microblogging service, according to an announcement today on the company's blog .