indonesia koprol

This little bit of news got me a little jealous -- Indonesian social networking website, Koprol, was just bought by Yahoo! Koprol allows users to submit photos and reviews of places they "checked-in" using their mobile phone. Indonesia is a huge market in the mobile world (BlackBerry is equally popular) and it's not a big surprise that they have their own home-brewed location-based community. The fact that one can use Koprol using the phone's web browser is an advantage that allows the site to be accessible from a wider set of mobile handsets (not just smartphones). did not disclose how much it bought Koprol but it surely is way cheaper than the $100 million they allegedly offered to get FourSquare. And while FourSquare is slowly becoming popular among Filipinos, the Indonesians must be proud to have their very own site snatched up by a global company like Yahoo! Along with the Realme 2 series, OPPO's sub-brand also launched their budget smartphone called the Realme C1 in Jakarta, Indonesia. OPPO's sub-brand, Realme, has officially launched the Realme 2 and Realme 2 Pro smartphones in Jakarta, Indonesia, and has also announced that the series will be available in the Philippines. Read more in our articles including "Yahoo! buys Indonesian site Koprol" and "Google Year in Search 2025 for Philippines revealed".