TwitVid is a new .io (get it? TwitVidio) domain that has a clean interface that takes TwitPic to the next step. You are able to email in a video, upload from your computer or soon even webcam a video and then tweet it out. A great way to share quick videos. I see this in … Continue reading
Twitoaster takes conversation tracking to new heights for Twitter. Other sites and products would just try and show some form of reply hierarchy to tweets but it was often incorrect or still hard to follow. You log in with your Twitter credentials into their web interface (no desktop client). Hot conversations in all languages (it … Continue reading
TwitInterviews allows Twitter users to read interviews done by Kim Beasley, the founder of the site. Poeple can sign up to be interviewed and you can see the list of all past interviews down the side of the site. I must say there isn’t much more but it is a well designed and eye pleasing … Continue reading
ComboTweet didn’t win the shiniest UI when first entering the site. After changing the settings to use the light background (amass a bunch of others we will talk about) it was decent. So the first thing you need to do is log into the site with one of your many Twitter accounts. You can log … Continue reading
CheckRetweet simply allows you enter a Twitter username and find all of their retweets. There is space for a username and the a Top 10 listing of people on the clean homepage. That is it. I entered my name and it showed everyone that retweeted something I had tweeted. Simple enough and was fast loading. … Continue reading
Trinket Software offers a few fun products and also Twikini, the Twitter client for Windows Mobile devices. It is fast, light and looks good. Twikini offers a powerful and efficient way to use Twitter on your phone. It conveniently updates your favorite feeds in the background, and leverages the camera, GPS, media, touch screen, keyboard, … Continue reading
TwitHive is from the makers of TwitIQ we entered yesterday with good reviews. So I had hopes already for this one. Right away they start strong by using OAuth to authenticate you. Since it is all web based, there is nothing to install for the feature set they list: Create real time channels based on … Continue reading
Whoot.me is a simple site that tells you to simply send a tweet @whoot me via Twitter and it will make some API calls in the back and reply with an estimated follower count. I am listing this as a graphing tool just because it kind of graphs your future like TwitterCounter does. Simple and … Continue reading
Happn.in is a unique domain name for a unique site. The UI has a list of cites with an Alltop appoach (a la Guy Kawasaki). The top hot topics are listed below each city name. So instead of just clicking a city to see tweets from poeple that say they are there by their location, … Continue reading
TwAitter allows you to schedule tweets to happen in the future, at specific dates and times for whatever reason you may have. You do log in with your Twitter credentials, so the normal warnings there. When you first log in it will ask you to verify your timezone (to know when to schedule tweets right) … Continue reading
