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I just learned of a hidden feature in the Google Mobile iPhone app.

You can post to Google Buzz from your iPhone by just speaking into Google Mobile app.

Here’s how

1. Launch Google Mobile App.
2. Say the words ‘Post buzz’ followed by the text you want to post.
3. It will launch Google Buzz mobile page with the text you said.

This is a quick way to post Google Buzz updates with just your voice.

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Quick Tip: Post To Google Buzz By Voice

A few months ago I wrote an article showing how AT&T was going to move to a pay-per-byte model on its 3G plans. Recently, AT&T CEO Randall L. Stephenson confirmed this move in an interview for the WSJ.

He said that AT&T is carrying half of the nation’s wireless data traffic. He said that carriers will eventually move to a “variable pricing model,” and that it was inevitable that heavy users should pay more than low users.

I think it’s a big move that makes sense for both AT&T and its users. Of course, these new “variable pricing models” will start with the iPad which offers 250MB plan at $15/month and an unlimited plan at $30. It’s just a way to get us used to it.

What do you think? Do you welcome this move to introduce various plans depending on your data consumption?

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AT&T Confirms Move to A “Variable Pricing Model”

ScreenRecorder is a new application by Elton Bolzanac that allows you to record a video of your iPhone screen. Per the description of the app:

This application let’s you take video captures of your screen. This is extremely useful for quick tutorials or demonstrations, or when you want to show proof of a new hack you have accomplished. There are obviously many other uses for this. For example, you could use this like a “Notes” application, but with video instead of words!

Keep in mind that video recording is a very intense process, so crashing is very frequent on videos that have a capture time of more than 45 seconds.

I haven’t tried this app myself but from what I understand it is pretty unstable. While it sounds like a very promising app, I think it’s a little pricey at $1.99. Maybe a few updates to make it more stable will make this app very useful.

Have you tried ScreenRecorder yet? If so, please share your thought by leaving a comment.

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ScreenRecorder Records Everything You Do On Your iPhone

Today is Apple iPad pre-order day!

But, don’t forget the long time favorite, the revolution that started it all over again for Apple – the iPod.

Amazon has the Apple iPod nano 16 GB Silver (5th Generation) NEWEST MODEL for $159.95 with Free shipping.

Only the silver color is available at this price at the time of posting this. But, this is $20 cheaper than usual and a great buy considering how awesome the 5th generation iPod Nano is.

It may not be Christmas but iPod Nano always makes for a great gift.

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Apple iPod Nano 16 GB (5th Gen) MP3 Player $160

Have you ever wanted to broadcast live on Twitter while having a conversation via Twitter replies? There is an app for that.

There are many live video streaming apps for iPhone 3G and 3GS like Qik, Knocking Live, etc. But, there is an important piece missing in these apps. A conversation piece while broadcasting.

Twitcasting Live iPhone app splits your iPhone screen into 2 halves with the top half showing the video you are broadcasting while the lower half shows all your Twitter replies.

You can also send out Twitter updates while you are broadcasting which is pretty sweet.

So, the next time you are broadcasting to your Twitter friends, try out the free Twitcasting Live app and have a Twitter conversation while you are at it.

It’s gonna be a small challenge to keep your subject focused in your video while you are typing an update but I am sure you’ll get used to it.

Twitcasting Live works on iPhone 3G and 3GS. You just sign in with your Twitter account and no sign up required.

Your video can be saved as a recording at Twitcasting.tv website.

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Availability: App Store [iTunes link ]

Price: FREE

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Stream Live Video With Twitter Conversations