It’s been a long time coming, but it looks like the official BlackBerry Twitter client is *almost* finally here — in picture form at least. Hey, you can’t touch it yet but at least it’s a more thorough gallery than what some of the leaked images have been showing, right? Anyway, the big deal with the RIM Twitter client is that it will more tightly integrate with the BlackBerry operating system while also running leaner and meaner. Does it live up...
Fancy the short 140 or less way of communication? You’re not alone. Contrary to popular belief, Twitter hasn’t really stalled. In fact, it’s stronger than ever. According to Pingdom.com, Twitter users typed out over one billion tweets. In January, that figure climbed to 1.2 billion. 1.2 billion tweets per month equates to roughly 40 million per day! For February, that number can only go up as more and more people (and kegerators, and christmas...
**Unconfirmed. How well do you trust BGR’s ninjas? Most of the time, his ever persistent and omnipresent clan gleans the most secretive and interesting information in ways I’m not sure are human. But enough razzle dazzle. According to a BGR source, the Motorola CLIQ will be getting the Android 2.1 update in March. As in no more than two months. At the pace we’ve been seeing Android handset leaks the last couple of days, we could very well be seeing...
Unhappy with your current touchscreen phone? Do you find it too large, bulky, and unwieldy for your pocket and other small spaces? Those are precisely the worlds LG wants to hear you utter. For them, it means you’ve got your eyes on the market for a smaller touchscreen enabled phone. A phone that they just so happen to now have available for purchase — the LG Mini. According to LG, the “trendy features that people want” include 7.2 Mbps HSDPA,...
We’ve seen the “Ramblers” (tweeting shoes), a Christmas Tree controlled via tweets, and even a kegerator that tweets out internal specs. All of those are unique and cool in their own way. But none of them satiate you both mentally and physically. The Twitter powered popcorn maker picks up on that slack. Using some ingenious engineering and a slew of hours that I simply don’t have, a creative YouTube user went ahead and set up a popcorn machine...
