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GeoPost Megan Drasnin (mdrasnin@cs/uw) & Katie Madonna (madonk@cs/uw) Problem & Solution Want to explore your neighborhood, campus, or city? On vacation and afraid of looking like a tourist? Looking for a fun outdoor activity with

GeoPost Megan Drasnin (mdrasnin@cs/uw) & Katie Madonna (madonk@cs/uw)
Problem & Solution Want to explore your neighborhood, campus, or city? On vacation and afraid of looking like a tourist? Looking for a fun outdoor activity with friends? Explore with GeoPost! ! POST! GeoPost allows you to post secret location- based messages for other users; leave a tip about a great night club or your favorite study spot. ! EXPLORE! Look at the map and get ready to unlock messages! GeoPost uses the GPS in your android device and displays messages left by other users. * Alternatives: Geocaching, Whisper
Nuts & Bolts ! Android SDK ! Google Maps Android API ! Facebook SDK for Android ! Amazon Web Services

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