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Streamd.in available in Dutch!
Streamd.in is now available in Dutch thanks to Kevin Rombouts @kevvr
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Streamd.in available in Japanese, Spanish and Korean!
Streamd.in is now available in Japanese, Spanish and Korean!. We want to personally thank Yuri Lam http://www.yurilam.com/ for contributing the Japanese translation. If you want to see Streamd.in in your own lang or improve the existing translations please contact us.
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Want to help contribute to streamd.in?
We need help translating streamd.in into your language! If you want to help us out please go to http://updates.streamd.in/contact and send us your contact info and the languages you can translate and we will get in touch with you.
We already have Spanish (Spain) and Japanese (Japan).
Thanks!
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We’re heading to Google I/O May 19-20 to present WithWaves & Streamd.in at The Developer Sandbox. More info about the conference here.
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Streamdin Shows You Tweets from Your Neighborhood
With Streamdin, you can search Twitter for specific cities and places, and the map will shift to show what you searched for. Overlaid on the map you’ll see Twitter avatars for users who are posting to Twitter from that location. If you hover over one of their avatars, you can see what they said while they were there, when they said it, and how long ago they posted it.
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Apple announced a number of significant enhancements for iPhone 4.0. One of the more welcomed features is background tasks (which will be useful for a Streamd.in iPhone app). Find out more about the new features on Gizmodo.
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A Twitter Client With a Google Map Attached
An unofficial Google Maps blog tracking the websites, mashups and tools being influenced by Google Maps.
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Our quest for the cool factor
Twitter is great for announcements, but the 140 character limit is like wearing jeans 5 sizes too small - so much yummy goodness but nowhere to go. We’ll continue to use our @streamdin Twitter handle to network and push faster-than-RSS updates out but reserve most of the gritty details for our new updates log (you’re looking at it).
As awesome as WordPress is, none of us wanted to pull the “you’re installing and maintaining the blog” straw. And by pulling straws I mean the rest of the guys won’t maintain a WordPress install and I’m too lazy.
In any case, follow us on Tumblr, subscribe to our RSS feed and follow us on Twitter if you’re crazy enough to want to keep tabs on the latest and greatest in regards to Streamd.in.
