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Will most people ever really aspire to be mayor? The buzz surrounding location services is massively disproportionate to their actual use, says the New York Times – only 1 per cent of Americans use them weekly. But will it remain a yuppie novelty?
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It’s pretty clear by now that the next big thing is going to be location. Here’s a map of what all those check-ins looked like in Austin during Geek Spring Break (SXSW), a taste of what’s coming.
