Twitter's trending topics have been given a local flavour, so fans of the service can now see what particular subject is becoming popular in their home town.
Although the service was announced last week, it was a soft launch. Now Local Trends is available to all who use Twitter.
"As Twitter evolves, and more people share what's happening in their own world, we want to provide another way for people to discover topics that may be relevant to them," says Jenna Dawn, of Twitter, in a blog post.
"Last week we began to slowly roll out a new feature called Local Trends to expose what people are talking about on the state and city level, and today we've fully launched so everyone can use it."
Nuances in our world
Trending topics have been one way to keep up with the zeitgeist on the social-networking service.
Everything from the recent Haitian earthquake to the Obama election victory have been trending topics on Twitter – with anyone contributing to the topics by simple adding a hashtag before the topic's title.
"Local Trends will allow you to learn more about the nuances in our world and discover even more relevant topics that might matter to you," continues the blog.
"We'll be improving this feature over time to provide more locations, languages, and data through our API."
As to whether the service is actually down in Acapulco, we have no idea. But instead of facts getting in the way of a terrible pun, let us know if you are Mexico-bound and experiencing any Local Trends difficulty by Following TechRadar on Twitter.
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