Twaller was built with the traveling person in mind. Utilizing oAuth to log in, the goal is to give you up to date travel information being pushed across Twitter. From their own About section: Twaller is a twitter based service which presents you with real-time travel related updates from people around the world. Our search … Continue reading
TweetLytics is not a free service. Let’s start there. It is designed by a Chicago firm for brand and buzz tracking. They do offer a free trial before asking for $199 to $299 per month in a no contract service. Their demo video shows the ability to split information and trending on gender, sentiment. You … Continue reading
ReadTwit snuck up on me and captured my attention quickly with the capabilities it has. Here is what it does for you: You allow ReadTwit access via oAuth to what you follow It finds all tweets with URL links inside URL shorteners are put back into full links All the links are compared and duplicates … Continue reading
ShoutOut is a nifty (free) application for your iPhone/iPod that allows you to talk your way through tweeting, Facebook updates and texting. What was unique about the updating was the rolling list of words as it guessed what you were saying, and allowed you to delete and select words with your finger quickly. You can … Continue reading
MyTweetMap is a very simple Google Maps mashup offered by a school district. You enter your Twitter username and password (no oAuth) and it starts mapping out your friends locations. It was fast responding for a few hundred people that I follow. Otherwise, not too exciting and you cannot fully act on the tweets. Great … Continue reading
TweetNotebook places one tweet from any account you specify at the bottom of each page for a mere $12 and gives you a living book from it. The confusion is how best to use it, not if it is cool or not. The downfall is that tweets are not chronological in any way but totally … Continue reading
Session Tweets is an awesome idea, straight from the makers of Backupify (which service I use and recommend). They take hashtags and put them together as a collection into an emailed PDF file. So if there is a conference, session, seminar or hot trend, you can get an emailed version of the entire day. The … Continue reading
