Twitter Clients & Apps

The first mobile version of Buffer has hit the Android Market, and it’s a slick product.

Now, you can send updates to Twitter at the times that they’ll see the most impact while you’re on the go from your Android device.
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If you’ve ever wondered what kind of music your followers listen to, whether they’re dog or cat people or which browser they prefer, you’re in luck: You can now get a detailed, insightful analysis of your followers from a new service called “Know Your Twitter Followers.”
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A number of websites have offered various ways to crunch your Twitter profile data into an attractive and easily-digestible visualization (a recent example being Visual.ly, who we featured back in July), and now Vizify is the latest to get in on the action with their Twitter-analyzing application, Tweetsheet.

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Move over MSN and AOL, there’s a new IM in town.

Bonfire.im was just launched today, and already it’s seeing a lot of media buzz. This new Twitter app lets you see which of your Twitter friends is online now, and sets up an IM-style chat with them.

This means you no longer have to send clunky DMs back and forth when you want to have a private chat with a fellow Twitter user – you can message them on Twitter.com just like you would using a traditional IM service.
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We all have things we need to get off our chest. Dark, dirty little secrets that we need to tell or be forever burdened.

The creators of TweetsByAnon.com want to help you relieve the pressure of keeping a secret, without any of the repercussions of telling all of your friends, family and coworkers about that embarrassing medical problem or closet Justin Bieber obsession.
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Twitter has released the latest build of their popular Twitter client for iPhone and iPad, which includes several new features, including support for Twitter’s ‘new’ photo sharing service.

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Life can get pretty busy sometimes. Running to catch the train just in time, catching up on the news while you ride to work, dealing with clients, bosses, meetings, conference calls, and then the email-riddled ride home… there simply aren’t enough hours in the day to do everything.

And that’s where Tweet Speaker, a new Twitter app, comes in. Rather than making it easier for you to read your timeline, it will read it to you, allowing you to plug you headphones into your smartphone and listen to your timeline during your commute, lunch break, at the gym or whenever you have half an ear free.
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Twitter is simply a deluge of information. Links, thoughts, images pour in non-stop, sending your timeline into a flurry of activity every time it’s refreshed.

Enter Strawberryj.am. This cute and simple app condenses all of the links shared by the people you’re interested in on Twitter, and only shows you the most popular ones. So instead of sifting through the 500 links in your timeline in the past hour and a half, you’re served only the juiciest, most-shared, and most-retweeted morsels.
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How many times have you tweeted about a trending topic or a hot commodity like the iPhone and received a spammy response from a total stranger? If this has ever happened to you, you now have the option to get back at the spammers, while making Twitter a better place and earning points. A recipe for success if I’ve ever seen one.
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You probably use Twitter for about 3 things:

- talking about things that interest you

- connecting with friends and colleagues

- promoting yourself and/or your work

But I’m here to tell you that there is so much more that you can do on Twitter. Come and take a look!
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