Mark Cuban is the owner of both Dallas Maverick and Landmark Theater. He sold his company/website, Broadcast.com to Yahoo for $5.9 billion. On top of that he was the founder of the HDNet satellite network.

The HTC Thunderbolt features a 1 Ghz single core processor, 4/3″ screen and 768MB of RAM with 8GB of internal storage. It has poor battery life but the device got Verizon 4G/LTE network.

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A day after Charlie signed up for Twitter, he received 1 million followers. Now he is in the Guinness world record for it. He also posted a video on Youtube called Last Night With Jimmy Fallon: Charlie Sheen Winning.

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The device suspected to be the HTC 7 Pro. This result comes from the following Tweeter message: “If you could design a brand new phone, what would it have? Ours will have a hub for gaming, music, pictures and video.” Since the HTC 7 Pro packed with a 3.6-inch touchscreen display, a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, a 5-megapixel camera and a landscape-oriented slide-out QWERTY keypad.

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Tweeter also said that they have warned Ubermedia. During the weekend, Ubermedia finally change everything that Tweeter has requested. Even change their name into UberSocial. Take a look at the comics after the break.

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The press released mention as following:

Whenever an account that you follow mentions you, you’ll immediately receive a notification. You’ll know who is talking to or about you on Twitter, and you’ll be able to continue the conversation in real-time. Notifications for @mentions will initially be available on SMS and on the latest version of Twitter for iPhone, which you can download today from the App Store.

They also mention that the company is “working hard to introduce this feature to Twitter for Android and Twitter for Windows Phone.” The following list will provides you more details regarding the updates.

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One of the biggest thing is pull-to-refresh which shown on the bar as an option when you swipe your tweet. Also, there is new quoting options for retweets and avatar photos. Overall, twitter new update can be given a thumbs up, what’s more it is free! So what are you waiting for, update your twitter.

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Other than reading the latest tweets from your friends, the software has a widget for your home screen. You can launch the application or update your status quickly. There are also quick access link from photo album, Google map.. etc to share your picture or location.

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The service actually went public last night, starting at 6PM PST, 9PM EST. You can download it right now from BlackBerry’s App World, where it should come up as a free download. Surprisingly enough, there’s quite a few good features linked with the official application. For example, if you’re someone who gets a lot of direct messages, you can actually have them directly shipped to your Inbox, rather than just sitting in your DM list on Twitter.

Other features include getting your mentions the instant they hit your side of Twitter. In fact, your device can be set to vibrate every time you get a mention, which, for some, may be the perfect way to know that people are talking about you. The application also supports customization to the app itself, Lists, and you can choose whether to show or hide the navigation bar/tweet box at the top of the application, to save screen space. As was mentioned above, the application is available right now and it’s free, so go ahead and check it out for us. Of course, don’t forget to let us know what you think.

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Of course, BlackBerry users have a good Twitter application already available to them in the guise of UberTwitter, but there is a small glimmer of hope that an official application will just work better than anything else offered. In this case, the Twitter for BlackBerry smartphones is set to include Mentions, Direct Messages, your Timeline, retweeting, and following (all the essentials for a Twitter client). From the small image we can see of the application, we’re liking how it looks.

The LinkedIn for BlackBerry application also looks pretty nice. You’re able to look up profiles, send messages, and check network updates. However, there’s one feature that seems to suggest a far bigger thing happening here. The advertisement suggests that you will be able to see LinkedIn profile photos in your Contacts. Does that mean the LinkedIn application is going to sync with your BlackBerry contacts? We certainly hope so. Lastly, both of these applications are going to be offered up for free, but the only semblance of a timeline that RIM is offering can be found in that legendary “soon” word, so who knows when they’ll actually hit.

[via CrackBerry]

…they have a Twitter client coming, it’s not fully completed yet but they are using the Twitter name as leverage in the mean time cause they know no matter what, users can still access Twitter [through the BlackBerry's browser].

Hopefully we will see the BlackBerry Tour 9650, BlackBerry Pearl 9100, and the BlackBerry Twitter client all around the same time and let’s hope it’s very soon!

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