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Posted on May 19, 2008
Twhirl adds Friendfeed for Lifestreaming Stalking
BY JAMES CLARK
Twhirl is a great tool to use to manage the inflow of Twitter posts.
Here's a video of Ingrid at Room 214 managing at least seven different Twitter accounts in Twhirl.
With the introduction of Twhirl's Friendfeed support, which includes the ability to search, lookup users, write comments and bookmark items from the stream of content from your friend's Friendfeed.
To me the best feature is when you look up a Friendfeed user, you have two tabs to select from:
1. User's feed display: including stuff from all services they have shared
2. Discussions, which are the entries they commented or liked on Friendfeed.
I've been using Twhirl's Friendfeed support this weekend, and even though it seems like 90 percent of the content is coming from Twitter, but the ability to see friend's updates to other applications such as Digg, StumbleUpon, YouTube is a huge plus.
Here's the video from Seesmic, the creators of Twhirl:
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Posted on April 23, 2008
Three Ways to Efficiently Feed Your Twitter Addiction
BY STEPAN MAZUROV
We have recently been covering a lot of exciting things around twitter. It can be used as keyword tracking, getting high visibility for your name and even as a proposal tool. There are virtually limitless uses because while the idea is very simple: 140 character update on what you are doing or thinking, you can use that in a bunch of different ways. What really makes twitter great is its widespread use. If you work or participate as a hobby in the social, blogging, web 2.0 industry you should go out and get a twitter account.
One of the problems with twitter is that once you follow around 50-100+ people you get overwhelmed with the conversations going on, and the slow, manually refreshing web interface hinders your ability to participate. Here are 3 tools to help you be on top of the discussions happening on twitter.
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