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  1. I *love* how Twitter implemented first class retweet support.
  2. @mattcutts Swift is the way to go nowadays.
  3. @davewiner Check out Swift (Android Twitter app).
  4. RT @tonyhawk: To the dudes that tortured me at Serra and San Dieguito High Schools: love you long time. http://twitpic.com/ok11h
  5. On my way to SF! @JapAnna You and Jim got anything going on tonight?
  6. @davewiner I use mine for music and photos. Check out Doubletwist for syncing (if you use iTunes) and Tunewiki for playing music.
  7. @ksull3 It's much faster, it has a bigger, more dense screen, and lots of new features. Only on Verizon at the moment though.
  8. Tweak your Droid photos with Photoshop for Android: http://mobile.photoshop.com...
  9. Folks are literally lined up to get the phone we've been working on: http://bit.ly/36zete
  10. @springrod Good timing! (relative to the economy) The National Steinbeck Center is a jaunt south of us: http://www.steinbeck.org/
  11. @MaggieL They didn't want to, no. I think it's a liability issue.
  12. New Droid commercial: http://bit.ly/2x5hQ8
  13. @stlglass Get a Verizon Droid. Comes out Friday.
  14. Crawling around on a wet roof removing solar panels so the roofer can get his job done. Going green is a dangerous PITA.
  15. RT @arrington oh my god the Droid is awesome. let's see how it handles me loading up on apps. 2x as fast as the G2. very, very responsive.
  16. RT @tonyhawk T-Mobile sent me a MyTouch to test but they didn't realize I already had one. So I have an extra... that I'll give away here...
  17. @jvanzyl I filed a feature request internally.
  18. @burke_eric I see the full prices when I click the "learn more" links. (Just ordered internet last week.)
  19. You can throw away your GPS. Google Maps for Android supports turn-by-turn navigation: http://bit.ly/36vB2R
  20. @davewiner Any Android phone can tether thanks to azilink: http://code.google.com/p/az...