(TG Daily) — Very quickly after announcing an extended partnership with Nokia, Yahoo has further expanded its presence in the mobile market by acquiring Koprol, a social networking start-up based in Indonesia. Koprol specializes in mobile networking, allowing users to share photos with their friends and search for places based on location data.
The social networker describes itself as “a mobile community where people have conversations based on places.” It does not require GPS but it relies on location-driven content. It is currently marketed towards Asian users but due to the Yahoo acquisition it will most likely be getting a new broader message.
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