I'm admittedly not sure of the need, but I've released an iPhone app that bring together my blog postings, tweets, Twitter discussion, videos, and copyright postings in one application.
iPhone App for Michael Geist Blog
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You need a logo
Michael, you’re one of the very best and most valuable Canadian bloggers our there but, dud, I really don’t want your mug on my iPhone. I’d recommend you invest a bit in a funky logo or get somebody to draft your up a nice icon. Maybe a maple leaf with one of those trial wigs on it? đ
Right on, Professor!
I agree with Andrew in everything. But yeah, a nice logo a-la CreativeCommons would fit you and what you stand for đ
Titel:Purchase the app by visiting the iTunes app store
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