One of the major things subject to SXSW 2011 is running into people and discover an amazing new service or app. I think that the LocalMind iPhone app is eligible, as the service can best be described as a mixture of Quora and Foursquare.
The LocalMind iPhone app has just launched a few days ago and it uses the API several of audit services to determine where people are asking questions. What kind of questions? Well, if you are at SXSW and see that people have registered to a certain part that you can ask relevant questions as, "is there a long line?" or "Y free beer it."
LocalMind iPhone application also has a web component and this is important because if you do not have the iPhone application, you can always notified of issues via SMS. Cleverly, it assumes that if you have marked in one place, you would have useful knowledge of this place.
When you are in the LocalMind iPhone application, you can trace a map of checkins view nearby to ask questions, and there is also list if view you prefer your information in this way. Answer the questions give you accessories with the service, but there is still no tangible reward. In addition, the company said that we can expect apps on various platforms in the not too distant future.
I am sincerely dig LocalMind iPhone application because I think he has a load of potential. Q & A of localization service layering can be incredibly powerful and it is a brilliant idea. Of course, it become truly useful, that it has a large number of users who actively. It is an obstacle that each app manufacturer must overcome.
It is one of the cool apps, we saw the 2011 SXSW, so you should check our live coverage of what is hot and burst in the mobile space.
