Rummble opens slowly, with Facebook app first

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Thursday, December 13th, 2007

Mobile social network startup Rummble launched a Facebook application today. People still can’t sign up direct from the main site as it remains in closed beta, but by adding the FaceBook application they can. Beta testers can signup when they load the app. This allows them to share their favourite places with friends. The mobile site is at http://m.rummble.com. Why is Rummble doing is this way? Founder Andrew Scott tell me “we’re opening up in a controlled manner”. I’m not sure if that means they don’t have enough server grunt yet or not, but it might be worth checking out. Here’s my previous review of Rummble.

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  • Rocamadour

    What is that?

  • http://blog.urbanhorizon.com/ Andrew J Scott

    Isn’t Rocamadour a type of cheese? Seriously, I think I had it on my entrecote last night. What are the odds… :-)

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