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Show your tweets in real life with the pocket tweet
Jun 29, 2009
This is pretty awesome. A whole series of inventions were made during the three months at The Institute for the Unstable Media in the Netherlands. One of which in the series called “Tweet Bubble” is a shirt and software combination that shows off your tweets in real life. There are plenty of other awesome inventions in this series as well, Paper Tweets, Classic Tweets and more. This is a must check out if you are a huge Twitter fan. via F.A.T.
I was really excited about this until I saw that it’s only a shirt with a hole in the pocket so that you can see the display of a mobile phone inside the pocket. Shame – thought this was a cool shirt with embedded electronics
@Robert
Yeah, I think the students and attendee’s where trying to find more DIY ways of incorporating Twitter into your life. Interesting idea, very simple, yet this is the first time I have seen someone actually execute it. Thanks for the comment!