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"Today's iPhone 3G S announcement at Apple's WWDC has huge implications for application developers. Because the new hardware will support video capture and trimming, that functionality can now exist within third-party applications, much the same way that photo capture does today.\nAs such, we're likely to see a bevy of Twitter applications for the iPhone (and there are already plenty to choose from) race to update their apps to support the new hardware and SDK so that they can integrate video capture and sharing into their apps.On the flip side, there's also numerous Twitter for video sites who can either build their own iPhone apps or work to integrate with popular applications like Tweetie, Twitteriffic, and TwitterFon. In fact, the latter has already formed a partnership with TwitVid, which will give app users both the ability to tweet iPhone videos and watch them from the mobile app.\n\nThis particular partnership promises to bring TwitVid functionality into TwitterFon, which means uploading and sharing of videos captured on the new iPhone 3G S to Twitter. TwitVid also supports instant playback, even before the upload is complete, so Twitter video sharers can rest assured that their followers will be able to watch their videos as they're tweeted.\nBeyond Twitter iPhone clients, we also have reason to believe that 12seconds is working on an application for the iPhone 3G S that will support video capture and trim. Since they've recently repositioned their service to make a play for your Twitter videos, we can assume that they'll bring the same record, upload, and Twitter options to their iPhone app.\nGiven the nature of video capture, we're also expecting ramped up applications from UStream, Qik, Flixwagon, and Kyte for live streaming of mobile video to the web. Most of these services are already providing similar functionality to jailbroken iPhones (which can capture video) and other mobile devices, meaning we're likely to see plenty of competition when it comes to streaming video via iPhones. We'd also really love to see a marriage between any of these services and our favorite iPhone Twitter apps.\nWhile we wait in anticipation for video to come to the new iPhone and our favorite Twitter apps, tell us which Twitter for video sites you'd like to see integrated into your favorite iPhone Twitter apps."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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