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TAIPEI, Taiwan, Oct. 8 (UPI) -- A Taiwan-based social network currently in the beta-testing phase allows users to control each other's sex toys through the website.
The LovePalz Club social network allows users to set up profiles, browse others based on their posted pictures, chat with other users, video conference and control each other's sex toys from afar.
LovePalz began in 2012 as a site using teledildonics -- controlling sex toys over large distances using computers -- to allow couples to vary the vibration speed of their Zeus and Hera sex toys over the Internet. Spokeswoman Viv Lu told the Beta Beat blog the social networking function was inspired by suggestions from site users.
"This is a brand new idea and the evolution of social networking," Lu said.
"[Users] could have social activities, chatting, video conferencing on our club," Lu said. "But we don't stop here... we bring the interaction one step further to help them have the physical touch with our Twist device."
The Twist, available for $79 for the female version and $89 for the male version, connects with the website and allows the user's chatting partner to control the speed and frequency of vibrations.
Lu said use of the interactive sex toy is optional for site users, but "we strongly recommend users should try the marvelous interaction with Twist device at least once."
The LovePalz Club site will end beta testing and become open to the public Oct. 12, Lu said.
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Big news is swirling in the social media world. The rise of social networking and online communities has exploded in recent years. With all the content being shared on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest, there's one common theme being spread across these communities like wildfire, and that's sports.
Fancred, a startup out of Boston - who recently received $3 million in funding led by Atlas Ventures and Militello Group - are looking to capitalize on all that content and condense it into one digital shoebox.
"Sports has always been able to carve out a really strong vertical for itself in any form of communication, whether it's print, radio,or tv. We believe that we're in the forefront of how people are using social networks to communicate with one another. We think sports will demand its own vertical", said Kash Razzaghi, CEO of Fancred in an interview with UPI.
To put it simply: Fancred is the Facebook/Instagram/Twitter/Vine/Pinterest for sports fans.
Fancred condenses all the best features of Facebook, Twitter and Instagram into one social network platform. From there, you build a community of friends that share the same interests in teams, or your can just build a network of friends. While you're uploading animated gifs, pictures of ticket stubs, and rival parodies, you're also building up your "cred" or your Fancred for that matter.
The idea came to Kash Razzaghi from personal experience and market opportunity. "The premise of Fancred comes from a personal point in my life", Razzaghi told UPI. Kash grew up in a small town of Mississippi, with his family originally from Iran.
He realized very early on that the fabric of small towns connect and build deep community around team sports. So he used team sports as a way to integrate himself into the community. So naturally, he became a passionate Mississippi State fan.
Attending many games while growing up, Razzaghi would find himself saving a ticket stub, photos, programs, all the way to the pom-poms. After he accumulated all these keepsakes, he would put them in a shoebox. After a while, he noticed he gathered up two dozen shoe boxes of just sports memorabilia!
"Fans do that, they save these things because I think to them, sports is more than who wins and loses, it's more about the things that are memorable", Razzaghi explains to UPI.
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Facebook will soon allow advertisers to target users based on their most recent location, the social networking giant announced Tuesday. The new service, dubbed local awareness ads, is expected to make advertising for local businesses easier and more effective.
The ads, which will target Facebook users within a mile from a particular advertiser, will be targeted at users who have allowed the Facebook mobile application to access their location, the company said in a blog post. According to Facebook, the company's system will use data about users' location to help businesses reach out to people who are located nearby or were recently near a particular business. Advertisers will also be able to see the kind of reach their ads will have.
With local awareness ads, businesses can quickly and easily find new customers by showing ads to groups of people who are near that businesss neighborhood, Facebook said in the blog post.
Facebook has introduced several products this year designed to help marketers target consumers more effectively. Last week, the company unveiled a people-based marketing service, which allows advertisers to know if a user has seen their ad, Bloomberg reported.
Facebook also assured users that their private information will remain safe and will not be misused.
Facebook does not tell advertisers which specific people are in any audience and, as with our other advertising products, all audiences must meet a minimum required size, the company said in the blog post. People have control over the recent location information they share with Facebook and will only see ads based on their location if location services are enabled on their phone.
The social networking giant was recently rumored to unveil a new advertising platform to improve the way marketers target users on its social networking website. The new platform, dubbed Atlas, was expected to help marketers track Facebook users who have seen, interacted or acted upon ads found on the social network as well as on third-party websites and apps, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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