Twitterlator Pro – Review
I was lucky enough to grab a promo-code to Twitterlator Pro today ( Thanks @twitterlator ), and gave it a run through to see how it stacked up with my general Twitter usage.
I’m far from a power user, in fact since registering with Twitter.com on Oct 21, 2008 I only have a little over 900 updates, far from some of those that are considerably more tweet heavy but more than the lesser tweeting individuals, like the individual that convinced me to join twitter.
Since joining Twitter, I’ve gone from using the web interface, to using a few desktop clients to now using ( mainly ) my iPhone. I’ve used a few iPhone clients so far, TweetDeck, Twitterfon and now Twitterlator Pro.
Just Playing with my iPhone
So I was playing with my iPhone, and found a cool little application called ColorSplash(iTunes Link). I splurged the $1.99 for it and played around with it some.
It’s a very cool little piece of software, that will take an image, turn it black and white and allow you to selectively return the color back to portions of the picture.
A few samples of what I did after the break:
Apparently, Emailing is Difficult
**To avoid a defamation lawsuit, this bodyshop shall remain nameless.
Back on July 13th I got into an accident. It wasn’t bad, in respect to I walked away without a scratch and my car was still completely driveable, but regardless, I still had damage to my car. I was driving south bound on the 101, I had left work early as Brooke and I were going to attend the Incubus concert being held at the Hollywood Bowl, and we wanted to get a jump on traffic that afternoon. Somewhere around Tampa, out from under the car in front of me shoots out a LARGE piece of tire. This looked to be approximately a full tire that had split laterally, There were cars both to my left and right ( the 101 ALWAYS has cars on it ) and while I was able to slow down somewhat ( I probably hit it going 45 or 50 ) it wasn’t much or much time. It hit my bumper, it bounced around my under carriage and shot out from under my car. The car behind me also hit it and probably several other people. I pulled over, but nobody else did. Noticed that the damage seemed to be cosmetic and drove to my sisters house, who I was house sitting for.
App Preview – iCleanUp
Back around Easter, Brooke’s brother Dallas asked if there was an application I knew of that would clean up duplicate songs from an iPod. I had never heard of such a thing. I told him to give me a little while and I’d see what I could put together. Off I went to download the iTunes SDK and dig through the documentation to figure out if I could do what it was Dallas was looking for.