TOP TWITTER APPLICATIONS
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TOP TWITTER APPLICATIONS
Twhirl
www.twhirl.org
Min requirements: Windows XP/Vista or Mac
File size: 1MB
This compact Desktop widget lets you view the latest tweets, or switch to show
replies or direct messages. You can archive tweets, and view friends and
followers. Twhirl also supports the micro-blogging tools Seesmic and FriendFeed.
John Cleese uses the program to post his tweets.
TweetDeck
www.tweetdeck.com
Min requirements: Windows XP/Vista or Mac
File size: 2.84MB
TweetDeck is probably the best Desktop Twitter client available and counts TV legend Philip Schofield among its fans. The program splits the incoming tweets feed into separate columns for friends, replies and direct messages. You can filter tweets, create additional groups and rearrange the layout.
Spaz
http://funkatron.com/spaz
Min requirements: Windows XP/Vista or Mac
File size: 970KB
With this attractive, single-column client you can switch between incoming tweets, ones you've sent, the public timeline, friends, and followers. You can also toggle the display to show all tweets or just replies and direct messages.
Tweetstats
http://tweetstats.com
Twitterers with a penchant for statistics and an appreciation of graphs will love this easy to use tool. TweetStats graphs your Twitter activity so you can see all sorts of statistics about your Twitter account, like how often you tweet on an hourly, daily, weekly and monthly basis. It also reveals what times of the day you are busiest tweeting and which people you reply to most often. To get graphing just enter your Twitter account name.
TwitPic
http://twitpic.com
TwitPic is the most commonly used service to share photos on Twitter. You can post photos from your phone or alternatively you can upload photos from your computer. Twitpic tracks how many times your photo has been viewed and you once you log in you can see all the photos you've ever posted. Here's a TwitPic of the Web User team.
Tweetstalk
http://tweetstalk.com
Do you want to follow someone on Twitter, but you don't want that person to know you're following them? In the real world it's called stalking and it's entirely possible to do on Twitter as well. To get stalking download the Firefox add-on from Tweetstalk.
Twittercal
http://twittercal.com
This handy little tool lets you update your Google Calendar from Twitter. All you need to do is register with Twittercal, which takes a few moments, and then you can post dates and appointments direct from your Twitter account to Google Calendar.
#hashtags
http://hashtags.org
Hashtags, or #, are a handy way of keeping track of the most popular search terms on Twitter. On the Hashtags website you can keep of track of the most Twittered news tags. To create a hashtag simply prefix a word with a hash symbol: #hashtag.
www.tweetdeck.com
Min requirements: Windows XP/Vista or Mac
File size: 2.84MB
TweetDeck is probably the best Desktop Twitter client available and counts TV legend Philip Schofield among its fans. The program splits the incoming tweets feed into separate columns for friends, replies and direct messages. You can filter tweets, create additional groups and rearrange the layout.
Spaz
http://funkatron.com/spaz
Min requirements: Windows XP/Vista or Mac
File size: 970KB
With this attractive, single-column client you can switch between incoming tweets, ones you've sent, the public timeline, friends, and followers. You can also toggle the display to show all tweets or just replies and direct messages.
Tweetstats
http://tweetstats.com
Twitterers with a penchant for statistics and an appreciation of graphs will love this easy to use tool. TweetStats graphs your Twitter activity so you can see all sorts of statistics about your Twitter account, like how often you tweet on an hourly, daily, weekly and monthly basis. It also reveals what times of the day you are busiest tweeting and which people you reply to most often. To get graphing just enter your Twitter account name.
TwitPic
http://twitpic.com
TwitPic is the most commonly used service to share photos on Twitter. You can post photos from your phone or alternatively you can upload photos from your computer. Twitpic tracks how many times your photo has been viewed and you once you log in you can see all the photos you've ever posted. Here's a TwitPic of the Web User team.
Tweetstalk
http://tweetstalk.com
Do you want to follow someone on Twitter, but you don't want that person to know you're following them? In the real world it's called stalking and it's entirely possible to do on Twitter as well. To get stalking download the Firefox add-on from Tweetstalk.
Twittercal
http://twittercal.com
This handy little tool lets you update your Google Calendar from Twitter. All you need to do is register with Twittercal, which takes a few moments, and then you can post dates and appointments direct from your Twitter account to Google Calendar.
#hashtags
http://hashtags.org
Hashtags, or #, are a handy way of keeping track of the most popular search terms on Twitter. On the Hashtags website you can keep of track of the most Twittered news tags. To create a hashtag simply prefix a word with a hash symbol: #hashtag.
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