iRovr getting traction

The iPhone-based social networking application iRovr earned a spot in the 2007 Denver 50. Now it's inching towards the tipping point nationally. Love seeing a Denver agency thinking like this.

More buzz for iRovr

iRovr, a social experience created for the iPhone by a TTD developer, is all over the Internet today.

Mashable loves the thinking, but wonders if iRovr can attract a big enough community:

Whether iRovr gains critical mass is doubtful, but this certainly points the way as to how social networks should work on the iPhone.

KillerStartups discusses the features:

Among iRovr's features are photo/video sharing, of course, bookmarking, and blogging. And we cannot forget the user profiles. Every iRovr member gets some ego-space to share his/her deets. Everything is specially attuned to the tiny dimensions of the iPhone screen. New media comes in update streams and you don't even have to access the browser.