Update: Final version available here.
A new release of Posty is available, with support to four networks: twitter, jaiku, pownce and tumblr. A quick recap of the features:

• write a message a post it to each service with one click
• browse personal and public notes
• reply to twitter and pownce notes
• full browsing of tumblog, with rendering of audio, video, conversation, etc.

Download Posty.

A screenshot of the main interface.


A screenshot of the twitter interface.
To run Posty you need the Adobe Air installer.
For any comment, suggestion, curiosity or feedback: posty AT spreadingfunkyness.com.

Hi, I am iTunes. I feel like … puff puff … pant pant. I am busy. No, it’s not the spring. I am really busy. What I do?

• Play songs
• Synch with ipods/iphones/apple tvs
• Get covers/titles from the internet
• Manage podcasts (what an effort!)
• Sell songs
• Rent movies
• Play streaming radio
• Soon I will sell iPhone apps

Darn! Stevie. Nobody helps me. Can’t you devise a new software to do some of my duties?

I started using stumbleupon. I like it! But I also like Safari. As you might know there is no Safari bar (just for firefox and the other well spread browser). I often have the need to stumble a url, to simply state that it is my favorite. So I created a bookmarklet. I added a new bookmark in my bookmark bar, whose link is:

javascript:location.href=’http://www.stumbleupon.com/submit?url=’+encodeURIComponent(location.href)

Any time I click the button I submit the url to my favorites. Nice uh?

I started developing in Flash, doing websites. I then moved to Flash mobile (before the introduction of flite) and developed a mobile guide for a research project. When Flex was presented I didn’t dive into it, because I was busy with other projects and languages. When Adobe Air (introduced as Apollo) was released I started experimenting again. When I heard of the iphone I thought: “This is the platform of the future!”. But I felt disappointed when Steve confessed he didn’t like Flash on the iphone. Now I am simply thinking:

• isn’t iphone running Safari? Yes
• isn’t Safari based on webkit? Yes
• aren’t Adobe Air application partly running on webkit? Yes, if developed in javascript/html.

So? I think it is not far the moment that ad Adobe Air application will run on the iPhone.

What a great news! Looks like Adobe is already implementing a flash player for the iphone. I was having a look at the iPhone sdk and was fascinated by its features. But this is a good news. Steve was lamenting there is a gap between the Flash player and its lite version. Let’s hope the gap will be filled soon! I was tempted to port Posty to the iphone. Maybe I don’t need to to that and I can focus on new features.  
Update: check here and here.