Published: Nov. 3, 2009 at 3:32 PM NEW YORK, Nov. 3 (UPI) -- U.S. electronics company Peek launched a one-purpose web gadget Tuesday dedicated to those who like to tweet, tweet, tweet. The device is called the TwitterPeek and... [read full story]
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The good: The Twitter Peek is slim, lightweight, and has a handy jog dial on the side for scrolling. You can do almost everything on this that you can do on the Twitter Web site. We also like the feel of the QWERTY keyboard.
Back in the early 90’s there was this song, “Things That Make You Go Hmmm…”. It’s this song that I sadly have to reference when mentioning the Twitter Peek. Unlike the song that had some redeeming qualities this doorstopper is...
Product summary The good: The Twitter Peek is slim, lightweight, and has a handy jog dial on the side for scrolling. The bad: The Twitter Peek does not display full 140-character messages on the home screen, links in tweets...
Product summary The good: The Twitter Peek is slim, lightweight, and has a handy jog dial on the side for scrolling. The bad: The Twitter Peek does not display full 140-character messages on the home screen, links in tweets...
TwitterPeek and its ilk may mark the last gasp of non-conversion devices. While nearly every other electronics manufacturer out there races to shove as many features as it can into a single device, Peek is practiced in the art...
By Drake Martinet | Contributor, GigaOm, Contributor, GigaOm For those who thought its email-only device targeted too broad a market, Peek Inc. has gone even more niche — and more absurd — with the first mobile device dedicated...
Peek has announced the debut of " the world's first dedicated Twitter device ." For $199.99, you can get a device that exists for the sole purpose of posting to Twitter. While the device does allow you to look at photos via...
In a world where smartphones are vying to become your all-purpose mobile computing multitool, Twitter believes there’s a market for more specialized devices — a gadget, for instance, able to do nothing but send and receive...
