tDash was sent to us to check out, so we did as expected. Dug in to give you the review. For starters, they use oAuth for login and promise a clean, simple interface. URLs are automagically shortened and you can also share pictures. I was curious how the interface would look. The left side broke … Continue reading
If you’re looking for an alternative to CoTweet, Twinterface should be your next stop. Managing multiple accounts for one brand can be a hassle that Twinterface solves. By enabling you to add subusers to your company’s Twitter account, Twinterface makes it easier to manage and navigate multiple accounts in one client. We recommend Twinterface for … Continue reading
A lot of people have started to use Twitter as a new inbox. After all, you’re sending and receiving messages all day. The messages are short enough that you don’t really have to spend much time on them or thinking about them, but if you need them again the processing of pulling up the past … Continue reading
FutureTweets is pretty self-explanatory given the naming of the service. Using FutureTweets you can schedule a tweet for a later time and even schedule recurring tweets daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly. The service also keeps an archive of your scheduled tweets and when new ones are due to be sent. FutureTweets has yet to implement … Continue reading
TwitRobot aims to make it easier for you to send out tweets without a headache on your time. Update your Twitter account with your latest blog post, or tweet a random article at any set interval from your site, schedule future tweets, automatic tweets, and more. Twit Robot puts a lot of power into the … Continue reading
A beta web client for Twitter, Brizzly makes good use of the best Twitter features and puts them all in one location. From drafting new tweets, multiple Twitter account support, to on the fly notifications of new DMs, Saved searches, and Groups, Brizzly is a pretty powerful web client. You’ll enjoy a quick overview of … Continue reading
What is one of the newest web twitter clients to hit the scene? Social Whale. Social Whale seems like a really great twitter client if we’re referring to the twitter client’s screencast. However, it’s invite only (for now?) and you’re required to follow them on Twitter in order to receive a DM when your invite is … Continue reading
TweetSort came out of the blue, well literally, as the client and website is blue. Here is their claim from the website, let’s see if it is true: tweetsort takes all your favorite features from the vast range of applications and merges them into one simple, sleek, easy to use web application. Features Include: * … Continue reading
TwitHive is from the makers of TwitIQ we entered yesterday with good reviews. So I had hopes already for this one. Right away they start strong by using OAuth to authenticate you. Since it is all web based, there is nothing to install for the feature set they list: Create real time channels based on … Continue reading
