If you are an avid dog owner, you’ve probably been waiting for a program that allows your dog to tweet on the Twitter platform. Well, it looks like an iPhone application could be the answer to your dreams.
Bowlingual, an iPhone application that translates your dog’s barks into the english language, is set to be released in August of this year. And if Japan’s sales are any indication, the application should be a huge hit amongst dog owners and Twitter users alike.
While some individuals are reporting that Twitter’s growth has stalled, a recent study shows that Twitter is still growing at a fairly significant rate.
Just this past month, there were about 40 million tweets sent per day. 40 million tweets per day equates to a grand total of 1.2 billion tweets sent in January 2010.
Are you active on the Twitter website? Believe it or not, you are part of a minority on the platform. Only 17% of Twitter’s 75 million users have tweeted within the last month.
Don’t be surprised if you start seeing some walking noises showing up in your Twitter stream, because Rambler Shoes has brought every step you take—literally—to Twitter.
POLL: Is Twitter A Spiritual Experience?
I came across an interesting article this morning via the USA TODAY asking whether Twitter was a spiritual experience.
In the linked article, Frederic A. Brussat raises 25 reasons why Twitter indeed is a spiritual experience. After taking a read of his points, it seems that he took some time to develop his ideas and craft his language carefully to describe them.
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