“Mom I know I haven't fulfilled your expectations and I'm 20 and still living with you but I'm RICH AS FUCK IN POCKET PLANES”

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Mom I know I haven't fulfilled your expectations and I'm 20 and still living with you but I'm RICH AS FUCK IN POCKET PLANES

Netflix: http://netflix.com/soldier In this video, I take a look at the rumored iPhone Nano coming from Apple. This iOS device is rumored work hand in hand with MobileMe and also be able to stream music from your iTunes Library. New Gaming Channel: http://youtube.com/beatsoldierwin Get my iPhone App: http://goo.gl/LSSIa Twitter: http://twitter.com/soldierknowbest Website: http://soldierknowsbest.com

Netflix: http://goo.gl/S2hh3Get my iPhone App: http://goo.gl/LSSIaFaceBook Fan Page: http://goo.gl/pZsjCNew Gaming Channel: http://youtube.com/beatsoldierwin...

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Software engineering, application development, iPhone operating system, OS, Apple, Macintosh, Tweetie, Twitter, communication, internet, App Store, popularity, quality, luck, marketing, trend, updates, feature, localization, experience, UIKit, AppKit, Vie

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Tweetie for iPhone launched in 2008 and from the very beginning was described as the Twitter app Apple themselves would have made. While that was certainly meant to compliment Tweetie's native look and feel, and its incredible performance, it falls short of capturing the skill and vision of Loren Brichter, the man behind the app.

App builder Loren Brichter isn't a household name, but some of the features he has created are part of the daily routines of millions of people using smartphones.

In the years I’ve spent covering iOS automation, I’ve often asked for a mobile version of Automator. Workflow, released today, tries to bring the deep system integration of Apple’s OS X utility to the iPhone and iPad, taking advantage of extensions in iOS 8 to make its automation features ubiquitous and compatible with any app.

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