Like anything that gets used a lot, Twitter can start to lose its appeal or freshness. Even the most ardent user can experience times when Twitter isn’t as interesting. [...] Continue Reading…
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Who Are Your Twitter BFFs?
Who are your BFFs (aka best friends forever) on Twitter? Who are the people who you interact with the most? One way to find out is Twitter BFFs, a [...] Continue Reading…
A Flowchart to Following People on Twitter
John Antonios created a cool flow chart about the process by which he determines who to follow on Twitter.
I’ve never really thought about the process of following people; it’s [...] Continue Reading…
You Can Be Stalked On Twitter
It never ceases to amaze me how much personal information people voluntarily disclose on Twitter. They talk about their jobs, health, children, spouses, interests, hobbies, when and where they’re [...] Continue Reading…
Tweet Peck: A Global View of Twitter and Google
Twitter and Google do an amazing job of telling people what’s happening so you might be interested in Tweet Peck, which combines Twitter and Google to provide a snapshot [...] Continue Reading…
Twitter on the iPad: Sweetness
So far, I have resisted getting an Apple iPad, mostly because it has been difficult to justify when you already own a MacBook and MacBook Pro.
But in the search for excuses to buy an iPad, Twitter may have come up something that makes an iPad purchase irresistible. Twitter has just rolled out a new application for the iPad, which lets Twitter users do things that they wouldn’t be able to do using a PC or a mobile device.
In particular, the ability to check out the links that people embed in their tweets is what make the iPad application so great. All you do is touch the link and the Web page, blog, photo or video appears. It makes Twitter more user-friendly and, of course, the iPad even more attractive.
All in all, it is probably the most innovative thing Twitter has done since the service launched.