Say you came across a killer Twitter app that you want everyone to know about and you want everyone else to use.  What’s the best way to make this app available to everyone else without having to forward emails or send updates to everyone?  The answer is simple, just post this Twitter app over on the site called Twitdom and everyone will have instant access to your find.

Twitdom has a database of user submitted apps that have reached over 1,500 apps and counting.  Submitting a new app to the website is simple and they provide you with a link to your website as a way of saying thanks.

To submit an application, just click on the submit application button, fill in the necessary fields and the rest of the Twitter user can now easily find the app that you have been raving about.

Looking for a app to do something?  Twitdom offers that too.  You can easily search their database of apps and find something to suit your needs.  The site is simple to use and extremely helpful to Twitter users who need to find a specific app to suit the task ahead.

Head over to Twitdom and share your favorite apps with the world.

Source:  Twitdom.com

If you have found your way to this site, then you are likely an avid Twitter user.  You spend a portion of your day tweeting away and keeping in touch with fellow Twitter users.  There are countless apps, the numbers of which continue to grow everyday, to help you get the most out of your Twitter experience.  Apps can do everything from keeping you updated, to presenting coupon offers to local stores, to tracking users worldwide.

This site provides reviews of many apps which guides you in selecting which ones you want to use and helps you determine which ones are right for you.  If you interested in learning about which apps are out there, there just so happens to be a site for that too.  Twitter Fan Wiki gives a run-down of most of the apps available for twitter users.  It’s setup is a basic list format with links to many apps.

Just click on Apps under the Geeky Stuff headline and you will be on your way.  Next, select your platform, Windows, Linux, Mac, etc and a list of available apps will pop up.  The descriptions are not very in depth, that’s where our site comes in handy, but the list is quite conclusive.

So if you see an app that looks interesting over on Twitter Fan Wiki, head back here and search for a complete review of the apps. The Twitter Fan Wiki page has numerous other choices on the page, but most are not extremely useful unless you are an expert twitter user.

Apps are what make Tweeting interesting.  By allowing you to track virtually every aspect of your Twitter experience, apps add a statistical, competitive, and interactive experience to the Twitter world.

Source:  Twitter Fan Wiki

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Some articles posted on this site focus on simple apps whereas others focus on much more complex Twitter based software downloads.  A simple app is nice, but what if you are looking to take your Twitter experience to the next level? Turn no further than Twhirl.  Twhirl is a relatively recent addition to the software category.  Twhirl is a social software desktop client based on the Adobe AIR platform.

Simply downloading Twhirl from the site gives you access to so many useful features for Twitter users. Some of the functions of the software include the following listed by Twhirl.

• shorten long URLs (using digg.com, bit.ly, snurl, twurl or is.gd)
• cross-post your updates to Jaiku and many other sites like Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn and more via Ping.fm
• post images to yfrog
• search tweets using Twitter Search and TweetScan, and follow topics in near-real time with saved searches
• automatically find tweets mentioning your @username
• record a video on Seesmic Video, and share it on Twitter immediately
• get your Seesmic Video updates in real-time using XMPP

The functions of Twhirl are not limited to just Twitter users, but are definitely geared towards those who need to keep a constant watch on new Tweets and updates.

Best of all, this download-able software is free to use, updated constantly and boast a powerful user interface that makes short work of typical Twitter related actions.

Source: Twhirl.org

Just as one can be addicted to caffeine, alcohol, or practically anything else, the site called Twitterholic.com suggests that Twitter users can be considered addicts as well.

This Twitter App uses what they refer to as their Twittastic robot which scans through the Twitter timeline in search of new twits and tweets.  The robot performs this action several times per day and compiles the stats it garners to produce a list of Twitterholics.

The list essentially shows the most popular Twiiter users at an given time.  The best part about the app is that participation is essentially mandatory.  If you Twit or Tweet, they will find you, no need to sign up for anything or download a program.  Every user could potentially make the list at some point, but famous people tend to occupy most if not all of the top spots.

A brief look over the Twitterholic top 100 list for today shows many celebrities on the list including Oprah Winfrey, Ryan Seacrest, Demi Moore, Barack Obama and Ellen Degeneres to name a few.  Also on the list are sites like Twitter.com and emurse.com a jobsearch site.

Though it probably is not easy to make the list, some will certainly try.  Gaining a top spot on the list officially makes you a Twitterholic.  Visit the link to check the top Twitterholics any time.

Source:  Twitterholic.com