(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The rumours have already gone all over the news, but one of the smaller, and to some, less important rumours is this. Apple is said to be including full Twitter photo uploading capabilities in iOS 5, which will be introduced next week at Apple's WWDC on 6th June.

Now, before you say "but what about the Twitter app?" or "what about TwitPic/yFrog?", listen up. The idea is that Twitter wants to do to the photo uploading aspect of the social network what it did to the third-party app space, which is launch it's own version and make it the standard app for use. With Photos fast becoming an important part of Twitter, it's only a matter of time until Twitter Photos becomes a new service.

But what does any of this have to do with WWDC?

You must login or register to view this content. has reported today that they have heard from their sources that Apple is to be a major partner with Twitter going forwards, the photo sharing service being intergral to that partnership.

It is rumoured that the existing Photos.app will feature a new option in the "Sharing" menu allowing Twitter uploads.



There has also been rumours of Facebook interconnectivity also over the years, although we are yet to see this as of yet. But I wouldn't be surprised if Facebook intergration is added alongside Twitter intergration.

This isn't everything I'm excited about. You must login or register to view this content. John Gruber has a further message to add to the collection of rumours.



Does this also mean we can expect to see more Twitter connectivity, such as tweeting the song you're listening to from iPod.app, making a tweet from Notes.app, contact syncing with Contacts.app and more? Maybe, but it'll take some work not only from Apple, but also from the engineers over at Twitter. Let's see if a beta is released to show us how much they've added this year.

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