Muuter is a great tool to put a silencer on someone that is tweeting away at a conference you do not care about, or maybe some sports event. They make a good point of explaining if you unfollow someone, odds are you would forget to follow them back. Using this service gives you the needed … Continue reading
UTweet is a slick Adobe Flash site from the Uniqlo chain of clothing stores that really rocks. As in literally rocks. They use it as a tool in their social grid, but it is fun. You simply enter yours (or any) Twitter id or keywords and watch the show. I don’t want to spoil the … Continue reading
t.imo.im really doesn’t show you much on their homepage about how the service works, features or functions. This generally scares us. Really scares us. The main page simply asks you to do a few steps, with no indication of the outcome. Log in securely to Twitter (oAuth) Pick a follower or someone to chat with Direct message … Continue reading
Joy.ly allows you to utilize their interface to send tweets with more unicode characters. The person reading the tweet will get a link and come back to joy.ly to see it all, so that was a bummer. A lot of it also rides on the fact that whatever client or machine the are using may … Continue reading
We know when everyone usually tweets, so why not reverse engineer it and find when they sleep using SleepingTime. There is only one box to fill in, and that is the person’s Twitter id. No authentication is required so protected tweet streams will not be possible. Humorously this could also show when someone works and … Continue reading
