Today in iPhone, item number 78, May 12, 2009.

NIN-N-N-Out, NIN.

Welcome to today in iPhone.

I like it a lot.

Today, an iPhone.

Hey, go away!

Oh yeah.

Zoom was getting some traction, then Steve Jobs goes to Macworld, and he pulls out this iPhone.

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First up, I want to do a call out to any app developers. If you have an app that's already in

the App Store, iTunes App Store, I want to hear from you. I have something I want to talk with

you about. I have an NDA. This has to do with my day job. This is not about advertising or anything like that. If you are an app developer, you have an app that's been in the iTunes for greater than one month, contact me, send an email to Todayanifone at gmail.com and just write NDA in the top. I'll send you out the NDA or send you some additional information. Something very interesting I'd like to talk with you about. Again, I can't say any more on the show. So app developers, shoot me that email. All right, let's get into the news. I've had more than a few people ask me about my Twitter account, which, by the way, it is Podcast 411. If you're on Twitter, you can go to Twitter.com forward slash podcast 411. I've had a few people thank me for not talking about Twitter. And I'm going to keep it very short here. Now, I'm not a frequent Twitter. I've been on Twitter for well over two years, so I was one of the early people. And during that time, I've tweeted about 230, 240 times. So I'm definitely not one of the

front-to-back tweeters, you know, the people that tweet which way they're wiping. On the iPhone and on

my computer, I've always used Twitterific for my client. On the iPhone side, I was using that back when

you can only jailbreak to get the apps up. So I'm not really good person to talk about when

you want to talk about the different apps for Twitter. But over on Mashable, Jennifer Van Grove,

aka J. Bruin, who is a very prolific, a very, very prolific tweeter, and someone I've been

following for about two years did a great review of 29 different

Twitter apps, and it is definitely an article you should check out. But to sum up, she found the

best paid app was Tweety, the best free app, Twitter phone, and for a search app, retweet.

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