As the world goes crazy for Twitter Slate V offer some light relief with their mockumentary about the new nano blogging environment, Flutter. with ‘Flaps’  limited to just 26 characters (a full alphabet set) you can really cut down the amount of time it takes to read and write ‘Flaps’. The service is likened to a hummingbird with it’s wings flapping so quickly, much faster than a regular bird tweets.

“I think a lot of people don’t have time to Twitter. It just takes too long to compose a message with 140 characters, and then you start getting bombarded by a few tweets and it’s like hundreds of characters that you have to read.” , CEO Zak Ryman.