It's still in the Windows Phone store

Every day in every way this guy sets himself up to be mocked.

I also read somewhere but I can't find a relevant link, that researchers in the health field for example can use twitter to track the spread of viral infections and the like. I thought that was quite clever and not something that would ever have occurred to the developers who created twitter.

www.gizmodo.co.uk works for me.

As in - what does it do that can't be done better elsewhere? Or - what can only be done on Twitter and nowhere else? I agree.

Or Maxthon for mobile which also has it built in and is better than Chrome.

Don't worry, karma will exact revenge for you, you just gotta hang around long enough to read "antiquated online books" lasered directly into your optic nervenerve.

There's a bit of a security issue with this method as it can be used to log in to a second account on the computer in the background without the primary user being aware. I saw a demo of this and I'm not clear how it was done - I think an extra extension was required. Suffice to say permission was granted to access…

I've been reading Amit's stuff for years; nice to know a bit more about him.

I wish I could get Windows Phone 8 on a tablet or laptop. After using both Windows versions I think Phone 8 has a lot more going for it. It's more intuitive and much easier to use. I'm sure it would translate well to a desktop environment.