Matt Hamlin

This looks awesome, will definitely have to check it out a lot more. I have been looking for a simple way to quickly track/share where I go. Its also available on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.freshbits.pathshare

Can't wait to see if this gets integrated even closer into Twitter and also to see if many vine creators come back to use it and post to Twitter or other platforms. Also available on Google Play here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.vine.android&rdid=co.vine.android

I have been looking for an app like this, Dropbox Paper recently replaced my many other note taking solutions I used before.

This product looks really simple and cool, great way to keep a simple personal journal and also track your activities.

This isn't getting the same amount of attention as the Pixel phones or the VR headset, but honestly I think this is the largest announcement from Google during their event. Google Now was great but it always lacked the personality I wanted out of it, the search never really reflected in the cards I got to see every morning, and for the past few weeks I haven't even touched Google Now. I think...

I called this (sort of) at the start of the year here: https://matthamlin.me/Posts/2016/January/DJIvsGoPro.html I feel like DJI and GoPro have the ability to revolutionize the Photo/Video and also drone industries. I can't wait to see whats next for GoPro.

I see a lot of people commenting on the death of hangouts/hangouts on air but if you look at it Google is trying to attack the market in two out of three areas, first is hangouts which they want to position to be an enterprise platform for companies. Second is Allo and Duo which is targeted at individuals. The third market would then be basic messaging and communication (SMS/MMS/phone calls)...

I am so happy I found out about this, I was seriously considering doing this by hand (at least for my favorite emoji) the other day.

Huge split between people who love this new feature and those who worry it is the opposite of what Snapchat was when it started. Quite interesting to see other reactions of current users over the addition of the feature.

I have been using this app for the past three days now and absolutely love it. I shifted back to the native Twitter app from Fenix because of their new features (polls, gif search etc.) however I think that Flamingo will be my new default Twitter app for the next few months at least.

This looks pretty awesome! I made a service kind of like this which was really barebones called Bundles (located at goexploring.today). I am really glad that others also saw the need for a product like this in the marketplace and built a really great experience within it!

Definitely interested in seeing how this can improve my workflow when working. I won't have anymore excuses for jumping back to my browser and wasting time.

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Super excited to give this game a go!

This looks like the Instagram add-on for twitter, I hope that there is an Android app in the works.

This is hands down the best twitter client there is for Android, I have tried most of them out there and I was holding off on this one for quite a while because of the price but eventually I decided to go for it and it has proved to be completely worth it. They recently added a dedicated gif button just like the native Twitter applications, the only other thing I wish this app would add is...

This feels like what all comments should look like on any content platform (audio and video being the key content types). Being able to comment on a select part of a song, a podcast, or a video just makes sense. I agree that sometimes people want to comment on the content as a whole but FootNotes feels like how comments should work for the most part.

I've only been using this for a few minutes now but this is amazing, have there ever been any thoughts about doing something like this on the web @zseward? Also I can't wait for an android version of the app also!