Please see our new web site http://www.next2.us to learn more about the company, software and SMS service in Kenya and the USA.
Information
Next2.us provides place-based, topic-driven social network by SMS in the United States and Kenya. The solution allows users to connect together around place and common topics of interests. Text messages are automatically exchanged based on user's location, overlay of sharing circle between users and message keywords. Please see SMS Instructions Page (above) to register your mobile phone and start your Next2.us account.
If you have already registered your mobile phone you can use Next2.us mobile version to send text messages, change your settings or post content to your account http://m.next2.us
Recent Posts
- New Next2.Us Web Site
- Now even easier to add content and automatically discover like-minded user near you.
- Some Catching Up
- On 5/1/2001 it will be free to use Next 2's Kenya short code (your normal text message rates apply)
- Between start-ups I paint. I find a lot of similarities between creating software and art.
- Next2.us is finalist in OpenIDEO maternal health challenge
- Help us help the millions of people in Kenya that have mobile phones but do not use the internet.
- Discover, share, act by place/topics of interest. Please reg Kenyan mobile phone to help test new Kenya socnet
- Thanks! The Next 2 SMS testing 3/9/2011: Success!
- Innovating with Meaning: What is the Incentive?
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