With the application Foursquare you can find your friends. You unlock your city and see the hotspots and the places to be. This app has spread across the planet like a wildfire. People find each other and look for new people to meet. Through the application old communities are seen through a new vision. What’s also happening is that a lot of new applications are popping up complementing what Foursquare and applications like it have revolutionized. Assisted Serendipity is such a app. Aimed at singles, or maybe all of us who from time to time have a single moment, it monitors where other single people using the app are located close to where you are and notifies you

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