I've been fascinated by social mobile location services since at least 2006 when, three years before Foursquare and year after Google acquired Dodgeball, a UK entrepreneur created (http://eu.techcrunch.com/2006/11/16/buddyping-the-new-wave-of-mososo-2/) BuddyPing, now sadly defunct, and right up to the launch (http://eu.techcrunch.com/2012/01/11/pin-drop-iphone-app-is-like-an-evernote-for-location/) of Pin Drop the other day. The rise of the iPhone shortly after created an ecosystem of location-aware apps which has continued to mushroom ever since. But there's one thing that has frustrated me. Seeing where people are right now is all very well. But I what really want to know is – where will they be next?
Now I think I may have found potentially my Nirvana: Uberlife (http://uberlife.com) (an alpha iPhone app is here (http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/uberlife-for-iphone/id477209415?mt=8)).
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