Category: Social Networking »

Want a very quick way to send push-based messages? Jam Messenger is basic but speedy.

Offering plenty of ways to communicate, Squawkin is a little quiet for meeting new friends, but it's fine for group collaboration.

Want to easily find photos from around the world based on their location? Scope is a handy app for that.

Keep track of how you met people and why they stick in your memory with this convenient replacement to the outdated Contacts app.

Yacha is a feature-rich messaging app, but it's attempt to cover all bases makes it difficult to know where it fits into the social networking spectrum.

Consolidating various gaming networks is a nice idea from GameLoop, but it doesn't quite work. At least not yet.

This new Foursquare app specializes in the more social aspects of location-based social networking.

Fourcast is a great idea for combining video clips, but it does lack a number of essential features to make it an ideal option.

Enjoy sharing app recommendations with friends thanks to this interesting new social networking app.

Notewalk is a geo-social playground where iOS users can create and read notes on a nearby map, and collaborate with local neighbors with ease.

Need to share content to multiple different social media platforms at once? Postcard has just made that process so much simpler.

Fast and simplistic, Redd is the perfect Reddit client for using on-the-move.

A business card for the 21st century, Atmospheir makes it simple and convenient to share a plethora of important information while networking.

One.vu combines Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn feeds with breaking news; delivering a social networking experience that's too light on features to be genuinely useful.

Tweetly is smart, sleek, and intuitive, only let down by the smallest of setbacks.