The document discusses how location-aware mobile devices and applications can be used to connect people to places and information through geolocation services. It provides examples of popular location-based applications like Foursquare, Twitter, and Yelp that allow users to check-in and share their locations. It also highlights geocaching, a treasure hunting game where players use GPS devices to find hidden containers around the world and then share their experiences online. Finally, it lists additional location-aware applications and discusses potential future uses of geolocation technologies.

1. GeoConnecting A presentation by Buzz Brown President, Greater West Bloomfield Historical Society Email: buzz@qlinc.com Twitter: @BuzzBrown Tonight's Twitter Hash Tag: #GeoCntg Blog: buzzbrown.blogspot.com

7. They Are Everywhere - Geocaching

9. “Rooster on the Run” - Geocaching

10. Mollösund, Sweden - Geocaching

11. Webcam Caches - Geocaching

12. Camouflage - Geocaching

13. Spontaneous GeoCaching Keego Harbor, MI - Geocaching Göteburg, Sweden Phoenix, AZ

15. Twitter/Tweetie - Twitter/Twinkle Tweetie NearBy Phoenix Twitter Public Timeline

16. Tweetie Trends - Twitter/Twinkle

18. WikiMe - WikiMe Keego Harbor, MI Göteborg, Sweden Amsterdam, Netherlands

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25. AP Mobile News - AP Mobile News

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31. PetCentric - PetCentric

33. GoSkyWatch - GoSkyWatch

34. ShopSavvy

35. MotionX GPS

36. iNap

37. JOYity

38. SitOrSquat