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Philadelphia, PA – A new twitter account, @3WordAppReviews sums up iPhone and iPod Touch apps in just three words. The service aims to make it quick and fun to learn all you probably need to know about many iPhone apps.
“We’ve created hundreds of video reviews of apps, but for a lot of people, it’s more information, and frankly more time than they want to spend on a 99 cent app,” said Ryan Ritchey, 3WordAppReviews creator.
Each tweet contains a link to the app, and a link to a full review, when available. The feed will have one new review each day, and might increase the daily number of reviews in the future.
“It’s a quick, easy, and fun way to get information on an app you might not know about otherwise,” Ritchey said.
The first tweet is a review of the new Pet Sematary app, summed up as “Vick’ll Love it,” a reference to NFL player Michael Vick. The second review focuses on the highly anticipated Eliminate Pro, which is summed up as “This Ain’t Halo.”
The 3-word reviews are created by staff members of TheDigitalLifestyle a video channel of Apple news, rumors, and lifestyle. In addition to the 3-word reviews, the site has also launched a new App Store news show; DoubleTap. Follow @3WordAppReviews for the daily review.
TheDigitalLifestyle was founded in November 2007 as the only 24-hour online video network dedicated to Apple news, rumors, and lifestyle. The network was created by former Apple employees who bring a unique perspective to current Apple news and rumors. Copyright (C) 2007-2009 TheDigitalLifestyle. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone and iPod are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.
November 1, 2010
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Michael Vick returned to the NFL, signing a two-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Do you think that Michael Vick should be allowed to play for Philadelphia or any other team?
I be leave that everyone should get a second change we all make mistakes. The problem here,as I see it,is that he has to be a roll model. That is part of what your responsibility is to get the fame and big bucks. Can anyone with an impartial view point elaborate on this issue?
This is not like taking drugs or getting a DUI this is committing murder. Were should the line be drawn? He may be a good football player, But I am certain that there are others that will play as well and have more character that our kids can look up to. Think about the message we are sending if we condone his actions.
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