Multtiple is an Adobe Air based client that can manage Twitter and Tumblr accounts.
Muttiple is compatible with Linux, Windows and Mac OS. The client will only work with Adobe Air 2.0.
Twitter users will be able to view their timeline, favorites, mentions and direct messages. Individuals can post and erase both tweets and ...
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TweetPik prides itself in being one of the easiest image sharing applications on the web.
The application allows you to upload and share images from your computer with the Twitter community.
To use TweetPik, you must authenticate your account before proceeding.
Select the image you want to upload and write a caption for your image. Captions...
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TwitGroup gives individuals a chance to interact with their friends and followers through a neutral medium.
Groups are one of the easiest ways to find people with a common interest. It’s also a great way to get to know someone on a more intimate level.
TwitGroup gives you the power to create and maintain...
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OutWIT.Me has tons of games, puzzles and other cool items to take advantage of while you tweet.
OutWIT.Me isn’t just about fun and leisure, instead it’s used as a platform to outwit your fellow Twitter users. OutWIT. Me prides itself in offering intelligent games and challenges.
All of the games are extremely addictive. The...
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The Fflick application is a database comprised of movie review tweets.
To actively contribute to the database, you must authenticate your account through oAuth. Fflick gives individuals the option to either authenticate their account or they can choose to just browse the site freely.
Every day, Fflick showcases one user in their ‘Featured User’...
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The Vacation Tweets application lets individuals schedule tweets for when they won’t be around.
It’s no secret, that the more you tweet, the more popular you get. Unfortunately it’s hard to be on Twitter constantly when you have other pressing obligations. Vacation Tweets gives tweeters the opportunity to still be active on Twitter.
To use...
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