Click the image to view the larger version. The middle tweet is the black sheep of the bunch.

It's taken me months to find the solution to this irritating problem. Until now, I've had to delete mail by clicking on 'edit', and then selecting each individual mail. This is great when you have four messages but painful when you have 100. Or 400, as was the case today. So I searched and searched, and finally found the answer. This has made the phone 10x more enjoyable to use.

1. Go into your inbox
2. Press Edit
3. Select one message to delete
4. Press and hold the delete button
5. While you are still holding the delete button, uncheck the email you just selected
6. Release the delete button

Now you will be shown a prompt to either "Delete All" or Cancel.

That's it. It takes one second and you're done. Hallelujah!

Hope the birds, animals and other wildlife are safe.

From apps to handsets to mobile web to smartphones to text messages to video, 2010 has been a monumental year in the growth of mobile.

• Sent via BlackBerry •

As you can see, the robot is green for me to go. But I can't, because 10 000 cars (more or less) have blocked the intersection from the other direction. What irritates me is that I stopped at the light change before this, when I could see that I couldn't get across without blocking the way for these people. These very same drivers then proceeded not to give a hoot about exactly that to me.

Sent from my iPhone