INQ is following up its Facebook mobile phone with two new and easy to use 3G Twitter mobile phone. These new two INQ phones, the INQ Chat (Qwerty-style phone) and the INQ Mini are both featured INQ’s social media application suite. (Skype, Twitter, Facebook, IM, and e-mail).

INQ has worked closely with Twitter in order to develop the Twitter apps for both mobile phones. These Twitter phones are indicative of a big trend mobile social media. According to “Power to people, wave 4”of Universal Mc Cann, 17% of active internet users access internet on the move to do social media activities. Thus, there will be an increasing demand for these twitter mobile phones or social media ones, even if they are not revolutionary.

Here you are the specs that I found on Mashable:
 

INQ Chat:
- 114.5mm x 61.0mm x 12.8mm
- Widgets automatically push Twitter and Facebook updates to the home screen
- Active address book is presence-enabled showing live status from all your contacts, letting you chose how to contact them
- Built-in plug and play HSDPA modem to give your PC wireless broadband access
- 2.4? QVGA TFT landscape display
- 3.2 megapixel auto focus camera
- Built-in GPS
- 120MB memory, (expandable to 8GB)
- Brew 4.0 and Java MIDP 2.0 for application development multitasking supported by dedicated Switcher hard key
 

INQ Mini:
- 102.9mm x 45.8mm x 12.8mm
- Active address book is presence-enabled showing live status from all your contacts, letting you chose how to contact them
- Built-in plug and play HSDPA modem to give your PC wireless broadband access
- 2.2? QVGA TFT landscape display
- 2.0 megapixel camera
- 100Mb user memory (expandable to 8GB)
- Brew 4.0 and Java MIDP 2.0 for application development multitasking supported by dedicated Switcher hard key

One of the most important moments in the life of a person is his or her High School graduation. Maybe, he or she would have other graduations in the future but that one is really special! So nobody wants miss it!

Steven Lee was diagnosed with leukemia some time ago and he thought that he would miss his own graduation. However, he was able to graduate with his class at Rosemont High School last Monday night. How? Skype, an online videophone service, makes Steven’s dream come true. So, he could watch his mom walk on to the stage and accept his diploma and even toss his cap in the air along with his classmates.

"It was quite an experience especially being in the hospital and dealing with IT guys and dealing with my health as well," said Lee. We can only say: don’t give up! Steve!