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Yes,12mail feels a little bit like the future. If you have an iPhone 3GS, you’ve likely been itching to get a bit more use out of that camera. After all, you have the extra S at the end of your iPhone’s model designation, you’d better take some video.
And that’s just what 12mail lets you do. It’s simple. Just log in to your Twitter and/or Facebook account and immediately you can start taking and sharing video messages with any of your contacts. You can send messages directly to certain contacts, or you can post an update to you feed for all to see. It takes advantage of 12seconds.tv, but in an iPhone optimized fashion.
Okay, I might have an iPhone 3GS, but that doesn’t mean you do. Thankfully, 12mail still works with other iDevices, though less so. With an iPhone or iPhone 3G, you can take a picture and add a voice message. It’s not as glamorous or fun as taking a video, but it’s something.
The only real limitations are kind of obvious. Your messages are limited to 12 seconds, and for some reason, you can’t send an email with your video message. Other than that, this app is a blast, and, best of all, it’s free.
Now go download the app, follow me on Twitter and while you’re at it, follow Bill Stiteler and Kirk Hiner, the editor, too. Be sure to send them some funny videos. Seriously, it will be hilarious.
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