I, too, am a big ol’ Wiki nerd (also, since we’re talking addiction, I’ve read and own every single copy of Scientific American from January 1994 to present, heh.) And yeah, with an unlimited data plan, I’m constantly wiki-ing stuff on the go. I have to make sure I’m right, afterall :P

But you know, MDict is really great — I actually use it instead of searching online for wiki stuff. I like the format of it a lot. Make it really readable.

I hear ya on the Twitter bit, how much time do I spend watching Twitkit update? Heh.

The typical scenario is that my wife and I are in the car, she sees something on the side of the road and asks me about it. I then say, “why don’t you wikipedia XXXXX?” If her iPhone (boo, hiss) batery life isn’t too drained, she looks it up and we have a fun conversation while we get to where we’re going.

Alternately, we’re at a restaurant, and some question comes up. I’ll type in the search string in the SkyFire box on my Today screen and presto, before she’s corrected her iPhone typos, I’m already at the right website to find the answer. Oh, and if that page has flash, I get to laugh at Apple’s incompatibility.

In short, I am such a Wiki nerd that I sometimes spend hours just clicking one link to the next, reading as I sit at my desk and and watch Twitter go by.