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> ommageo.com Doesn't work on an iPad as far as I can tell and can't even tell what it does.
by josephlord 14y ago
> ommageo.com
Doesn't work on an iPad as far as I can tell and can't even tell what it does.
- will_brown 14y agoRight the Google Earth plug-in is for PC/Mac only. Again one of the reasons for funding to develop an app so it is compatible on ios and android. Having to pick an initial version to develop I went web based over mobile. Regarding what it does, it makes a social network out of combining Google Earth and YouTube. Users can search for video content by browsing geotags in Google Earth and filter videos by date, @user, #keyword. Ideal for finding and sharing video from sports stadiums, concerts, outdoor activities (hiking, biking, skiing, surfing, skydiving ect...), news events, political protests, or any event that is intimately tied with time and location like the last shuttle launch.
- josephlord 14y agoFair enough. Imagining myself as an investor I would be concerned that it would be hard to get traction as an additional social network and it sounds too tightly tied to Google (Earth and Youtube) so I would struggle to see exit options apart from sale to Google and incorporation in G+. Given that I would be doubtful that a large exit would be possible as there is only likely to be one buyer so no bidding war. Now you may have plans to migrate away from Google dependency as you grow and actual VCs may have different views on these issues than me, I've been known to be wrong in the past ;). Instagram got $1BN while heavily tied to Facebook and Apple although they were launching their Android app at the time.