Socialthing to Bring Lifestreaming to Your iPhone

Date February 21, 2008

I’ve been chatting it up a bit lately with Matt Galligan who is one of the founders of Socialthing! which is a new Lifestreaming service that is currently in private beta. One of their distinguishing features is the ability to use the service as a dashboard to publish to other services. I’ll provide more details about them in an upcoming post, but today Matt sent me a sweet photo showing off their service running on an iPhone.

Socialthing iPhone Version
Photo courtesy of Matt Galligan

That is one sexy looking iPhone app if I may say so myself. You can keep up with the progress of Socialthing on their blog

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  • 4 Responses to “Socialthing to Bring Lifestreaming to Your iPhone”

    1. MyAvatars 0.2 Matt Galligan said:

      Mark, thanks so much for the mention. I would point out, however, that we just built this today…and whereas it’s working…the data we were feeding it was prepared, not live data. This was basically so that we could demo it and see how it’s going to work.

      But we’re only a few days from having the full iphone app running…we’re doing this for SXSW btw…

    2. MyAvatars 0.2 Socialthing! blog » Blog Archive » One Ginormous Update said:

      […] Lifestream Blog seems pretty excited about our mobile version in “Socialthing! to Bring Lifestreaming to your iPhone […]

    3. MyAvatars 0.2 VCIR: SocialThing in the hizzle » ColoradoStartups.com said:

      […] SocialThing in more detail once they launch. For now, you can read about them some elsewhere, like here and […]

    4. MyAvatars 0.2 TechStars » Blog Archive » Google visits TechStars said:

      […] Dion also led some great discussions including one on mobile that stood out to me where he told us that Google believes that “the web will win on the phone.” By this he meant that standard web protocols will drive the amazing mobile applications of the future. I couldn’t agree more - we’re seeing some pretty amazing Android and iPhone apps lately that are proving the viability of this model, including a fantastic implementation by Brightkite and also one by Socialthing. […]

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