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Momo is a location-based social networking App. It helps you discover your neighborhood and meet new friends anywhere and anytime. Join our network of 16 million people!From:MomoTechnologyViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:59More inScience Technology
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Impact of social networking on American Bus
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Lehrfilm Englisch: A Conversation about the Internet and Social Networking
3 people discuss the internet and social networking. Regional accents: Vince: London, Katie: Welsh and Emily: Northern British. Phrases and expressions: #39;computer crash #39;; #39;to back up a computer #39;; #39;hen party #39;. Vocabulary associated with digital and internet technology.From:schulmediathekViews:0 0ratingsTime:04:18More inEducation
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Social networking sites
Hey a little bit about my life, speaking about.. well more rambling on about the same thing about social networking sites. forgot to say comment and subscribe stuff so yeah do it. Ignore my accent and how bad i look. peace xx twitter @0c3anEy3s tumblr : myaddictionisyoualways.tumblr.comFrom:alouisecutieViews:0 0ratingsTime:06:18More inPeople Blogs
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Millions of men use Grindr, an all-male, location-based networking app that caters to gay, bi and curious men, as a means of meeting other eligible men.
Grindr is an app that uses GPS and Wi-Fi technologies to determine each users location and create a list of users who are close to him.
According to a company press release from February 2010, since the inception of the app in early 2009, approximately 1,000 to 2,000 new users have signed up every day.
Thirty percent of the apps users check the app daily, and 44 percent check their accounts on a weekly basis.
The app has caught some flack because some users use it to find short-term relationships or to meet for casual sex.
As a dating tool, its hit or miss, said Joshua Dean, a senior studying English and Grindr user. Rarely will you find someone who is looking for Mr. Right rather than Mr. Right Now.
Some said that they see the benefit of the app.
Personally, I think its a great piece of technology, from a psychological standpoint anyway, said Nick Papworth, a sophomore who has not used Grindr. And what I mean by that is ... well, not everyone has gaydar and not everyones gaydar is always very good. Mines certainly not, and if I had my way, Id know whos gay and whos not just by looking at my phone.
Granted, not everyone uses it, but if everyone did, I think wed all be a little more comfortable with each other.
The app announced that it reached more than 3 million users in 192 countries in November 2011.
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Social networking app receives mixed reviews