Twtgal allows you to upload multiple pictures and then tweet a shortened URL to share them as a gallery. A great way to show off a set. You could simply make a collection on Flickr or other photos service and use some short URL for that gallery, but not every one would get that either. … Continue reading
TweetMyPc takes an interesting idea to the 140 characters by allowing you to send commands that get understood by a program on the remote machine and are acted upon. There is a long list of commands that can be issues, found at this link, but here is a short summary: Shutdown Lock Hibernate OS Standby … Continue reading
Chir.ps is the latest audio service to hit the Twitter scene. This service is all about sending audio and sounds to Twitter. Is it it mobile? Duh! Chir.ps supports “chirping” via your iPhone using the new Voice Messages app. That’s right, no need to download a second client. Simply email it to your chir.ps address … Continue reading
Twitter Link Explorerhas a very simple welcome page, use oAuth to authenticate. That is it. The only other thing it states on the homepage is that it only needs read access to your account to see links your friends post. Which immediately led me to believe they don’t send a tweet out and do not … Continue reading
TrueTwit bills itself as the title says. But we are not so sure it really can functionally be what it needs to be. Allow me to explain. The require you to enter your Twitter credentials and pass a captcha test to verify you are human. All your future followers then begin to get a validation … Continue reading
Twitteron is a nice UI that is skinnable with numerous features inside. The site lists most of the features: * The ability to run on any OS that supports Adobe AIR * A smooth, and rich graphical interface * Browser-like navigation, with back, forward and refresh capability * One-click access to uploading pictures to TwitPic! … Continue reading
GeoChirp pleasantly surprised me with the sleek interface and immediate usefulness. You get immediate function without logging in. It guesses your current location and shows it on the map and starts to bring in tweets at the bottom. You are able to enter any address, number of tweets and miles radius. You can also simply … Continue reading
TweetMondo works better the more precise your list your own location. It allows you to find others in your area as well as them to find you, depending on privacy systems. You can see the number of people in a location, but not details until you log into the site itself. I used a test … Continue reading
ScreenTweet allows you to take most any video type and send it as a tweet link. Videos, screenshots, photos and images is what you would expect. But they also mention YouTube, Hulu and IgniteCast. Before signing in, there is a public feed showing you the most recent postings using the service so you get an … Continue reading
TwitPay.me hooks Paypal and Twitter together allowing you to send payments to someone by simply sending a tweet. Scary isn’t it? Ok so it really doesn’t force the payment immediately, but makes a promise and helps broker the transaction. Sending a transaction via Twitter follows a specific format, Feel free to sign up and send … Continue reading
