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Tweetings + TwitrPix for iPhone & iPod Touch

// September 20th, 2009 // No Comments » // TwitrPix

The good folks over Dominion Web just informed us that their latest update of Tweetings for the iPhone & iPod Touch (version 1.2) now has TwitrPix integrated for photo sharing. Very cool.
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SimplyTweet Integrates TwitrPix

// July 22nd, 2009 // 2 Comments » // TwitrPix

SimplyTweet is a Twitter client for the Apple iPhone from MotionObj which was recently updated to 2.0 and sports TwitrPix integration for all of your photo sharing on Twitter needs.

Tweet Media Integrates TwitrPix for Photo Sharing

// July 13th, 2009 // No Comments » // Technology, TwitrPix

The folks over at Chunky Chicken Apps has just launched Tweet Photo (App Store) version 1.0 for iPhone 3GS. Quite simply Tweet Media lets you upload and share photos, audio and video on Twitter. For photo sharing, just select TwitrPix, snap a photo and tweet. Simplicity at its best.

iPhone 3.0… Should RIM and Google Be Worried?

// March 17th, 2009 // 2 Comments » // Technology

In typical fanfare, Apple’s iPhone 3.0 preview appears to have brought the most requested features that users have been asking for.

• Copy & Paste – Perhaps a basic feature, but one that has been severely lacking is now as simple as a double-tap and the typical draq and you’re done.  You can also apparently copy/paste multiple items including photos.
• Spotlight Search – If you’ve been using a Mac, then you’re familiar with the Spotlight Search functionality of Mac OS X.  Well, Apple has brought this to the iPhone and you can, as far as we can tell, search through anything on the iPhone.
• Push Notification – Allows data to be pushed to the device without apps running in the background to accept it.  This has been one of the reasons why the iPhone has had decreased battery life as many apps would typically need to run in the background to receive the data.
• MMS Support - Previously lacking on the iPhone, you’ll soon be able to send MMS with attached media.  As the built-in Mail client allowed you to do this, there wasn’t a great need as you had another option.  Good to see the iPhone is supporting MMS correctly.
• Device File Transfer – One of the coolest features is being able to transfer data from one iPhone (and iPod Touch I believe) to another device using Bluetooth.  Word was there was a self-discovery feature through Wi-fi which would fallback to Bluetooth for the actual transfer.

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