4square and 7 Years Ago Takes You Back in Time
Michael Hines — March 31, 2011 — Social Media
References: 4squareand7yearsago & laughingsquid
Foursquare fiends are not going to want to miss out on 4square and 7 years ago. 4square and 7 years ago is a new website that sends you daily emails reminding you where you were a year ago via your Foursquare check-ins.
I find it ironic that Foursquare originally started as an app and now has spawned its own apps. As the virtual world has consumed majority of the population, it is actually kind of nice to have a service like this to remind us where we were and what we were doing a year ago. Foursquare shows no sign of slowing down, which means that this app could potentially be used for years to come as a personal archive.
I find it ironic that Foursquare originally started as an app and now has spawned its own apps. As the virtual world has consumed majority of the population, it is actually kind of nice to have a service like this to remind us where we were and what we were doing a year ago. Foursquare shows no sign of slowing down, which means that this app could potentially be used for years to come as a personal archive.
Trend Themes
1. Personal Time Capsules - Opportunity for creating apps or services that help users store and revisit their past memories through location-based check-ins.
2. Digital Nostalgia - A demand for technologies that allow users to relive and reminisce their past experiences through digital platforms.
3. Location-based Memory Triggers - A need for innovative solutions that use location data to trigger personal memories and create meaningful experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Mobile App Development - Building apps that enable users to access their past check-ins and relive memories using location-based data.
2. Data Storage and Management - Development of platforms or services that securely store and organize users' location-based check-ins for long-term usage.
3. Digital Experience Enhancement - Creating tools or technologies that enhance the emotional impact of past experiences by incorporating location-based triggers.
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