http://connectedphone.com/2010/01/379/barriosquare-foursquare-n900-maemo-app.html The mobile phone is the computer. The computer is the mobile phone. Fri, 16 Jul 2010 14:26:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 http://connectedphone.com/2010/01/379/barriosquare-foursquare-n900-maemo-app.html/comment-page-1#comment-143 jlankinen Fri, 11 Jun 2010 18:18:38 +0000 http://connectedphone.com/2010/01/379/barriosquare-foursquare-n900-maemo-app.html#comment-143 I can confirm that cotchin works really great. I don't need any foursquare client on my N900. I just use cotchin on web browser. I can confirm that cotchin works really great. I don’t need any foursquare client on my N900. I just use cotchin on web browser.

]]> http://connectedphone.com/2010/01/379/barriosquare-foursquare-n900-maemo-app.html/comment-page-1#comment-126 Howard Huang Thu, 03 Jun 2010 05:39:55 +0000 http://connectedphone.com/2010/01/379/barriosquare-foursquare-n900-maemo-app.html#comment-126 I think using a web based client would also help too. Maemo's native browser has great HTML5 support that includes Geolocation. Actually me and my friends (one of them owns N900) is working on a web based FourSquare client, and since we have N900 in our hand, N900 compatibility is something we put more focus on. We just released a public beta version, welcome to give it try. www.cotchin.com I think using a web based client would also help too. Maemo’s native browser has great HTML5 support that includes Geolocation. Actually me and my friends (one of them owns N900) is working on a web based FourSquare client, and since we have N900 in our hand, N900 compatibility is something we put more focus on. We just released a public beta version, welcome to give it try. http://www.cotchin.com

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