Combining all of a user's social media applications and putting them into one multi-platform, fully searchable, digital environment in real-time. By using the infrastructure built and shared by these companies, HubBub can take advantage of the Geo-tagging and is able to map the content of a search of all social media, showing where a content provider was located when the post, comment, or review was uploaded.
Lakin, KS, January 30, 2017 --(PR.com)-- In an Augmented reality world, where a cell phone or mobile device such as Google Glass is used as a window into the cyber-universe, an application like HubBub will give users the ability to interact with digital media around them like imagined in Science-fiction. Think about walking down a crowded street in New York or L.A. and while looking through the screen on a mobile device a person can have access to a host of information related to his/her surroundings.
HubBub has taken the next step to consolidate social media and search engines in a way that makes interaction feel second-nature. A kickstarter page has been set up that went live Sunday, January, 29th, 2017 at 12:00 a.m. The site is being set up to try and provide the capital requirements to access server space needed for full functionality. The mobile application being introduced will allow for users to search Twitter, Facebook, Yelp, and many others and will provide a map of all posts, comments and reviews associated with specific search terms. This allows a user of these social media networks to analyze where specific information was uploaded from.
Along with search and share capabilities, HubBub will also allow for some pretty unique features to be used as well. A great example of one of these features is a comment structure known as "Digital Graffiti" which will allow a person to upload a comment that is attached to a specific geo-tagged and is searchable but only viewable when a user is at that specific location. This lends itself to many advertising interests that will get a customer into the establishment or to a specific location (similar to geo-cache) where they might find discount or additional information about a product or service.