ManageTwitter is a tool to help you guage the effectiveness of those that you follow.  Utilizing oAuth, you log in allow the service to get some information such as the following: who is following you back what accounts are dormant or quiet what accounts are talkative It will automatically suggest a number of people you can unfollow ( mine came in at 63) with some great options.  The first one I noticed is the choice to select allor unselect... 

There’s a growing demand for Google Buzz and Twitter integration, despite the platforms being very similar to one another. Last week, you read about  Tw2Buzz , a twitter tool that  imports your Twitter contacts into Google Buzz . The fun doesn’t to stop there as another Google Buzz/Twitter tool makes its way across the web. Get ready to start syncing your Google Buzz account with Twitter too. Buzz2Twitter is a Twitter tool that... 

JustUnfollow is a tool from Twi5 that allows you to pick and choose who to unfollow, based on those that don’t follow you back.  One thing they did right was to not make this a bulk tool.  Right now you only get 50 people listed, but I imagine that will increase soon. If they can add in ways to sort by not only who isn’t following you back, but also who hasn’t tweeted in a certain timeframe.  Read More →

Twitter Sentiment makes reading the pulse of the Twittersphere a breeze.  Enter any term or word, the default right now is NBC Olympics, and get graphs and recent tweets on the mood about that topic.  You will get a percentage pie chart, a number count and the words used.  Enter your own term and simply click  submit. Below that a zoomable graph of the last week shows the trend with counts.  You can scroll back and forth in date ranges... 

Tw2buzz pulls your contact list on Twitter right into Google Buzz to match them to Google accounts.  You can then decide if you want to follow them.  Happily it is not automatic as Google Buzz started and gives you the chance to choose.  Of course, they chose the proper path of using oAuth, so a good beginning. It is currently in closed beta, but you can request an account on the webpage.  A bulk follow ability is in the works but the Google... 

Twedemption is a paid service, at one time of $5.99 USD, to go in and remove all the direct messages from your inbox. Now I have seen other apps from the company, so I was not as nervous about providing my username and password to Twitter as others might be.  But, for a first time user, there is no help on the main page, no contact information (just a blank form link) and nothing about how it works. Also, you must have a lot of direct messages... 

Dynamic Tweets offers a tweet deferral service like a few others we have reviewed.  It works well scheduling out tweets for reminders and marketing as the website shows.  Also, if you have something important to say in the middle of the night, when not many would see it in the great stream that is twitter, having it set to publish during normal hours just makes sense. You do have to register for the service, but I wish they had implemented... 

Tweetz.TV creates a tv playlist from video links that are shared on Twitter.  Using oAuth, you log in to the service and are presented with a few choices: A public channel showing all video links My Tv which shows video links from those you follow Search TV which allows you to look for particular products Once logged in, the video viewer is on the left and you change between views on the right.  Quite an interesting and fast way to keep up... 

Tweetz.TV creates a tv playlist from video links that are shared on Twitter.  Using oAuth, you log in to the service and are presented with a few choices: A public channel showing all video links My Tv which shows video links from those you follow Search TV which allows you to look for particular products Once logged in, the video viewer is on the left and you change between views on the right.  Quite an interesting and fast way to keep up... 

Buzzbird was primarily developed for and on Mac but is available for Windows and Linux.  It is not a complicated client with a streamlined interface and not too many features. Multiple accounts, the number of unreads and other features are included up to this point.  Scrolling back it is almost a year old and each point release makes some huge leaps in fixes and enhancements.  A client to keep an eye on for sure.  Read More →

Tawidget allows you to sign in with your Twitter id and create widgets of events to share across websites, blogs and more. You can control everything about the widget including size, color and number of events to show.  This is all hooked to Taweet , which is where you sign in actually.  The event is given a short URL for people to look at.  From there you simply  Read More →

It seems everyone needs to know what their Twitter account is worth, even with recent articles showing low eBay values.  The site WhatsMyTwitterAccountWorth is just like one we profiled previously, TweetValue , and really is an abstract number they somehow make up.. For this service, simply enter your Twitter username into the only field that shows and back comes the  Read More →

Are you tired of waiting for developers and Apple  to update twitter clients for photos with better photo services? Ever wanted the option to upload photos to your Flickr account instead of Twitpic? You’d probably want to tweet them to. And you can, if you’re using Tweetie 2. Nclude , the agency that redesigned Mashable , VentureBeat and Ogilvy PR web sites, developed a solution and …  Read More →

Looking for a mobile Twitter client that also allows you to temporarily mute some of your followers? Look no further than  Tweetery [ iTunes ]. Tweetery aims to provide a simplistic and clean style for tweeting. From the interface to the features, this app stays in line with the thoughts of a simplistic and relaxing Twitter client. Sounds like an oxymoron huh? Well, I have to say that it comes close to reaching its goal with the simplicity... 

You may recall seeing Post.ly after visiting a shortened URL from Posterous blog.  It’s the branded URL shortener for the blogging service that’s now open to the public, the Twitter public that is. Post.ly is now a media sharing service for Twitter users and Posterous bloggers. From photo’s to documents, Post.ly let’s you send any file and convert it to a web friendly format for you to share. All media is hosted on Posterous...