Seesmic Mobile App for Android
Seesmic is already one of the hottest Twitter clients that has recently released for Windows. And they made it even bigger by announcing the two mobile apps for Seesmic.
Seesmic is now also available for Android devices and BlackBerry. These two mobile apps are free to download and use.
Tweet and Monitor Computer Usage
Ever wanted to tell your Twitter followers which applications you use the most on your PC and for how long? Well, that’s not difficult at all with this small application.
TweetMyApps records in real-time as a time-tracker which application you have been using and for how long. And then you can share it with your Twitter followers.
Use Twitter as a Personal Feed Reader
Twitter can be used in many ways more than just a status updating tool. For people who spend their entire day on Twitter can use it to get their daily dose of news.
You don’t need to have a separate RSS reader when you can easily manage everything right from Twitter.
How To Send Anonymous Tweets
Twitter has always helped me release some mental stress when I’m over-worked, not happy or pissed off at someone! Ofcourse, you can’t tweet your heart out when you know your boss is following you on Twitter and would fire you if anything said against him ;)
Shhtwitter is a free service that lets you tweet anonymously without fearing that anyone would catch you saying anything wrong about the other person.
How to Print your Twitter Timeline
There are many people on Twitter, who instead of updating their Twitter with random ramblings actually post what they’re really doing at that moment.
This helps in keeping a check on one’s activities and you can keep a record of what you do. So what if you need to print them all?
How to Revoke Access to Twitter Applications
There are like hundreds and thousands of Twitter applications right now, and new ones are popping up daily. There are many interesting ones, but not all are clean and legit.
Many Twitter apps which claim to get you followers quickly, actually spam using your accounts with links and to market their own products.
Emoticons for Twitter
I always tell one thing that I miss the most on Twitter is the support of emoticons. Every IM has emoticons, and I think Twitter is incomplete without them.
Since you can’t use graphics on Twitter, my friend Imran has found TwitterKeys, a website that has a compiled list of UTF-compatible characters that you can use as emoticons on Twitter.
