4/07/2009
Flutter - The New Twitter
Don't have time to Twitter? Do you dread composing lengthy 140 characters tweets? Who doesn't. Move over Twitter, here comes Flutter to the rescue.Flutter messages, or flaps (like a hummingbird's wing) are limited to only 26 characters. One full English alphabet is the maximum flap. Seriously, if you can't express your thoughts in a full English alphabet then you might want to take some lessons in brevity from @TheMime.
Flutter can also import messages from other social networking sites, like Twitter, Facebook and MySpace, and automatically shorten them to 26 character flaps. For example, lets say your friend Tweets this "working on some new designs for the album cover and watching project runway in my underwear lol!" Flutter would automatically shorten this message to say "wrking 4 project underwear."
By the way, we're just kidding. The Flutter video is a mockumentary about a fictional company called Flutter that wants to take microblogging to the next level. Enjoy.
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Oh, sure, laugh now, but its coming! And you will be an early adopter of
shutter, you flapper....
shutter, you flapper....
[*] posted by 
: April 09, 2009 12:14 PM
: April 09, 2009 12:14 PM
Flutter isn't a joke! Its here! Apple is working on a nano blogging site that is in the soft launch stage. It's call iflutter.net. Build your flock and start flapping!
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