Itamar Kestenbaum

So Twitter just came out with their newest development – the obligatory iPhone app. Or so I thought. Turns out it’s less obligatory and more exactly the way they wanted to do it. Which is awesome because the BlackBerry version of Twitter seemed to be half-assed to say the least. I love Twitter, but I have to be honest with myself and with you. Anyway – Twitter for the iPhone is simply awesome. I have tons of screenshots to show you – so lets get started.

So I’m standing in the Apple store using the iPad with the rest of the world. I’ve used it before but really haven’t gotten the chance to use it in any practical way before today. So since I have a few hours to kill, I decided to get on one of thtese and use them for my regular daily routine and see how it matches up to one of it’s counterparts – the iPhone or iMac. Of course, it’s not fair to compare a fully functional computer to a handheld device no matter how over-hyped.

The following comparison was forwarded to me by email from my friend Yossi Kahlon. The original source is unknown – but the message is clear. There are very few differences between a rock and the iPad.

Sick of Apple rumors? Burnt out by the iPad? Too bad – the rumor mill goes on! on the 26th, Apple were granted a patent on a proximity sensitive Input/Output platform. An Input/Output (or I/O) platform is any platform that helps a computing device communicate with the outside world. The details of the patent are as follows: