SpokenTwitter allows you to record a message that is tweeted out as a link so people hear your voice. You can reply, retweet and more with their menus and they provide local access numbers across numerous countries. Features: (via any phone) Post spoken tweets to Twitter Unlimited recording length NO 140 character restriction Voice tweet … Continue reading
TweetRad.io is an interesting idea. They grab the hottest topics, using text to speech technology, and make an audio stream from it. Ok at first I was not so sure, but damn. I clicked the tech channel and it started reading out tweets saying things like “Mashable says …. <tweet here>” removing the links. Quite … Continue reading
Twaudio is a simple site allowing you to upload or record an audio file that is then linked and sent as a tweet to your followers. It does work with iPod voice recordings and you can even email in small clips. Authentication is via oAuth. Tracking the amount of listeners is possible. There are other … Continue reading
The Tvider service allows you to share anything multimedia on Twitter. You can record right from a webcam or load one of their mobile clients for Blackberry, iPhone, Symbian and more. Once a tweet is posted with the content, you can zoom in, favorite or mark it as abusive right on the site. The type … 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
TuneIn looks like your average site pulling links to media from the welcome page. But once you are in things are a different matter. Logging in is via oAuth, and then you are brought to a very eye pleasing dashboard. You have a choice between tweets and media for selections on the left, above channels … Continue reading
TweetMic caught my attention when someone started following me and all of their recent tweets pointed to this tool and audio. So after a quick listen and check to these “tweetcasts“, this definitely needed to be listed for the iPhone/iPod touch (with microphone) You download the application to your iPhone and the interface is simple … Continue reading
