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Facebook will soon take on Foursquare, Twitter and Google Buzz with adding location features to Facebook updates. Facebook is rumoured to be teeing up the new location features in time for its F8 conference in April. Are you ready to let your Facebook friends know where you are right now?

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Foursquare, the location sharing check-in game that’s taken smartphone coffee shop addicts by storm, has just inked a deal with its first two national chains in the UK, including fast food giant Domino’s Pizza. Fancy a free slice just for walking by? With Foursquare on your phone that could soon be a reality.

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The snow might be blighting the buses, shutting the schools and being troublesome for trains but gadget news gets through whatever the weather. We’ll have our CES catch-up for you at 9.30 but first, sink your teeth into today’s Techie Breakie…
In the now daily Apple Tablet rumour mill, the biggest news was a patent that points to a secret plan for a 3D multitouch interface. Why secret? The patent was hidden under some rather more unassuming names than Apple’s.
Meanwhile Apple apparently has a bit of problem in the here and now. Virus experts Kaspersky Lab’s claims the clan in Cupertino has let Mac OS X’s malware protection get out of date. Hop over here for all the details you need to know.
For iPhone, Android phone and Palm Pre owners there’s good news though: location aware app Foursquare is finally breaking out of its metropolitan cage to allow you to check-in from anywhere in the world.
Finally, there’s a pair of nice Nintendo stories. Nintendo’s big boss says Nintendo DS’s successor will pack a motion sensor and classic basketball game NBA Jam is set to return, this time on the Nintendo Wii.

Techie BreakieThe snow might be blighting the buses, shutting the schools and being troublesome for trains but gadget news gets through whatever the weather. We’ll have our CES catch-up for you at 9.30 but first, sink your teeth into today’s Techie Breakie…

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Foursquare is going global. Previously, the location-based iPhone, Android and Palm mobile app was restricted to certain cities. Now it’s rolling out the ability to check-in anywhere with Foursquare.
Foursquare recently added 50 new cities including Birmingham, Bristol, Brighton and Edinburgh in the UK. It launched in Britain in London. Soon though, any UK iPhone, Android or Palm toting location-fiend will be able to use the app regardless of where they live.
The Foursquare upgrade hasn’t rolled out to everyone yet. It seems to be being added to one segment of users at at a time. Foursquare wants to break out of urban areas to allow it to compete with rivals like Gowalla.
As well as adding new cities and now opening up the areas where you can use the Foursquare app, the developers also recently added Facebook integration.
Out now | £free | Foursquare (via Mashable)

FoursquareFoursquare is going global. Previously, the location-based iPhone, Android and Palm mobile app was restricted to certain cities. Now it’s rolling out the ability to check-in anywhere with Foursquare.

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