Are you tired of waiting for developers and Apple to update twitter clients for photos with better photo services? Ever wanted the option to upload photos to your Flickr account instead of Twitpic? You’d probably want to tweet them to. And you can, if you’re using Tweetie 2. Nclude, the agency that redesigned Mashable, VentureBeat and …
Flickr4Twitter is a very new and raw site at this time but will allow you to post from Tweetie 2 to Flickr or via their website. It uses oAuth and allows you to see what you posted and what other photos have been uploaded and tagged. I wish there was more to say, but it …
Pichirp is a mobile Twitter client for the iPhone that allows you to send images to Twitter or upload audio messages to Posterous. The difference between Pichirp and similar apps is that photos will be instantly uploaded to your social network of choice. Current networks availble include: Facebook Twitter Posterous Image hosting services supported by …
SimplyTweet has a long list of features for a sleek looking iPhone application. The push support was the highlight for everyone I showed the demo too. A partial list of features is: Configurable push notification sounds Themes Saved views (create groups of friends, etc) Photos search Saved notes for accounts Multiple accounts support, with quick … Continue reading
FolExt is joining the many ranks of photo sharing sites. They utilize oAuth and allow you to upload, point to a URL or SnapShot a photo. There is voting for photos, sharing, and even reporting others for abuse. A pretty much full features site with a clean UI. There is a most viewed section on …
Snapatar is a simple page with one purpose. It prompts you to allow flash control and access to your webcam and then your Twitter username and password. While I wished they would use oAuth, they don’t as of yet. They do address it in the FAQ: No OAuth? Is this safe? The short answer is …
TweetMojo is the latest service to hit the scene that provides Twitter users with the ability to share videos, photos, and documents via the site. While this might not be new to you, Tweetmojo has plans to “be able to broadcast exactly what your doing in real time via a live webcam stream as tweets!” … Continue reading
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
Twicli allows you to upload images and videos for free and use conversation tracking around them. Right from their own blog: Twicli is a free service that allows users to upload both photos and videos through the Twicli platform and display them to their friends on Twitter. Users can upload photos and videos and comment … Continue reading
Twitcaps scans all of Twitter for images and let’s you search, browse or capture them. From the Twitcaps interface, you may capture an image for later use, re-tweet the image on your own Twitter feed, or share the image on any number of social linking services. Twitcaps currently supports ~7 of the image serving services … Continue reading