I’m intrigued by Dave Winer’s use of Twitter to leverage the RSS feeds of his friends into his personal version of Friend-Feed. By taking the RSS of his friends blogs, pushing them through some scripts, he has created an alert service on a Twitter channel (that is naturally replicated on Friend Feed and the open source

pocketnow.com is on Twitter via pocketnowTweets. For those that are unfamiliar, Twitter is a free service that allows you to quickly post information to a group of followers - family, friends, and so on. In our case, we use Twitter to compliment the content we post on pocketnow.com. If you go to your Twitter home page, you can quickly see all of the updates from the people you follow. So why shoul...

Truphone team has been busy adding new features to their two AppStore apps - Truphone for iPhone and Truphone for iPod Touch. First they introduced full two-way instant messaging over MSN Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger and Google (NSDQ: GOOG) Talk on the iPod Touch and have also announced that availability on the iPhone would begin on the

Truphone, the British VoIP services provider, has announced, during Macworld 2009, the introduction of Skype calling, Twitter and Instant Messaging integration for its iPhone and iPod Touch applications. The Truphone apps are currently available for free, via the Apps Store and, starting January 12, they will allow users to access the above-mentioned services. For example, you will

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Does anyone know if there's a way to disable the sound when a Twitter SMS comes in? I"m guessing...

On Dec. 30, microblogging service Twitter hosted its first governmental press conference — on behalf of Israel's Defense Forces (whose microblogging tag was @ IsraelConsulate ).

I know there are a few Twitter fans out there who don’t see the need for a client on their BlackBerry. I just found this cool solution on TechCrunch that uses the TwitApps service to send you an email with your twits. The best part is that you do not have to give them your

Image via Wikipedia You probably didn’t notice because I’ve done these things so many times, I can almost do it in my sleep. I switched webhosts. Really, it’s not the kind of thing you need to tell people about usually, if you do it right. However, one of my friends on Twitter was telling me about a

TechCrunch has posted an interesting (if cursory) investigation of the ways in which the Twitter community gets their Tweet on. Getting their metrics from Twitstat, TechCrunch shows that not only does popular BlackBerry Twitter client TwitterBerry crack the top ten, but TwitterBerry users are going Twitter crazy, with an average of 3.68 tweets per user. Currently, TwitterBerry is beating out deskt...