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July 9, 2012 05:54 pm GMT
Tripl, a new social startup that launched back in December of 2011, has just undergone a mini-pivot (if you will). The service once tried to link friends (and friends of friends) who might be traveling (or living) in the same area, but after a stay at the DreamIt accelerator in New York, the company has refocused a bit. Instead of trying to connect people, Tripl now builds a beautiful infographic of you and your friends' travel history, complete with fun facts, imagery, and maps. By combining information from your social networks, including Facebook and foursquare, Tripl builds out a comprehensive beautiful picture of where you're going, where you've been, who you travel with, and throws in a few images to boot. But on top of that, you still have the option of keeping up with your friends' whereabouts, too.
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Tripl, The Social Network For Travelers, Makes A Mini-Pivot With A Focus On Design
Tripl, a new social startup that launched back in December of 2011, has just undergone a mini-pivot (if you will). The service once tried to link friends (and friends of friends) who might be traveling (or living) in the same area, but after a stay at the DreamIt accelerator in New York, the company has refocused a bit. Instead of trying to connect people, Tripl now builds a beautiful infographic of you and your friends' travel history, complete with fun facts, imagery, and maps. By combining information from your social networks, including Facebook and foursquare, Tripl builds out a comprehensive beautiful picture of where you're going, where you've been, who you travel with, and throws in a few images to boot. But on top of that, you still have the option of keeping up with your friends' whereabouts, too. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/JizBUhD9Inc/
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