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Just wanted to write a quick note regarding MobileChat’s development. While I’m currently not on the development team for this project, Shaun’s been doing a great job adding features and keeping everything going smoothly. On top of that, we now have Anthony working on the project as well. They’ve been doing an awesome job and as a result, new versions of MobileChat are on their way very shortly with some cool new features:

…I hate when people tell me to “Read more after the jump…”, but just do it.

So someone emailed us today asking me to delete a file from the QSI servers. No reasoning what so ever… We try not to just delete stuff when people ask out of no where because who knows if the person who uploaded the file really wants it deleted. Anyway, it was a PDF so when […]

I can’t be the only one… Well, I took action into my own hands:

Continue reading to learn how to do this to your phone!

So by now, everyone knows. I’m tired, not in the mood to comment on the iPod itself, so let’s get down to business, here’s our official stance:
We’re going to do everything in our power to get MobileChat running on the iPod Touch. What we will not do, is maintain two separate code bases […]

twenty08 has officially released it’s first iPhone Application!

We feel we started things off in a big way with MobileChat, an AIM client for your iPhone. The way we see it, this is the way cupertino intended AIM to be on the iPhone.

Follow the break to read more about MobileChat and how to download it!

The big news on the internet today was Social Networking Giant, FaceBook, had their source code leaked onto the internet due to a server error. (Should of used Zend)
If you missed it and still want to take a peak, type “facebook source code” into Google and follow a few links or just go to this […]

What’s going on everyone? Haven’t posted in a while, we’ve been pretty busy this summer.
Well, the real reason I’m writing this post is because I’m in need of a favor from anyone who has access to (legally of course) Bundaberg Rum. I visited Australia last year for the month of August. I made my […]

After struggling for hours yesterday to get Yahoo Mail to “Push”, and ultimately failing.. I gave up. I called Apple, Apple had no answers they said it was Yahoo’s fault and contact Yahoo for support.
I did a bit of research and found out the way Yahoo’s Push Mail worked via Push-IMAP aka P-IMAP which […]

Alright, it’s been a long road. We’re almost at the finish line.

We’ve heard you, we’ve taken into account all of your requests. We believe we have the perfect file sharing solution for OS X.

We want to make sure we got it right this time, so we’re going to start Beta 5 off as a private Beta a week before it’s initial release. We’re aiming to release Beta 5 around the mid-July mark, possibly sooner. We’re going to be giving out private copies of QuickShareIt Beta 5 approximately a week before then to test it and work out any big issues we might of missed while testing it internally. If you’d like to participate in the private beta please email support@twenty08.com with the subject “QuickShareIt Private Beta Participation” with a brief description on how long you’ve been using Mac, you’re experience level with Mac, and what you primarily use QuickShareIt for. We’d like to get a diverse group of beginners to experts to test it out.

Now that we’ve got that out of the way, what’s different? I’ll bore everyone with the technical details upon launch, but first I’d like to officially debut what has been the most requested feature for QuickShareIt.

More information after the break!

So the Facebook Platform is here.

Like when the AppleTV came out, I just had to do something with it.

So this past Friday Night and Saturday Morning I developed a system to update my Facebook profile with my last 10 play songs in iTunes.

You can download it and use it for yourself at http://apps.facebook.com/recentlyplayed/.

Continue reading after the break if you want more information on how it works.