24 June, 2008 (23:10) | Twellow.com, Twitter | No comments
Twitter. It’s a wonderful thing. All those people, tweeting away. But who do you know who to follow? How do you find someone of interest? Twello.com, that’s how.
Two of the things that have been missing from Twitter are the ability to search for words inside tweets, and a way to […]
21 June, 2008 (20:45) | Fluid, OS X, Twitter | No comments
In today’s connected world, more and more of our life is spent online, using various websites day in day out. Be it social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook or Flickr, we can have numerous tabs open in our browsers all the time. Wouldn’t it be neat if they were stand alone apps?
Well […]
16 June, 2008 (10:12) | Jaiku, Plurk, Pownce, Twitter | No comments
I‘m sure a good chunk of current Twitter users take issue with its current ‘is it up, is it down’ state of affairs, and Mike Bogle is no exception. So much so, he’s spent a whole week Twitter-free, and tried out a couple of alternatives. Pownce and Jaiku both impressed from a technical […]
9 June, 2008 (17:38) | Offline, Twitter, WWDC | 1 comment
As pretty much the entire internet is aware, Twitter has been experiencing one or two problems of late. Growing too fast or simply flawed in design, I don’t know. Either way, in an attempt to fend off potential downtime during Apple’s WWDC they’ve taken to turning off parts of the service ! […]
2 June, 2008 (23:51) | Jack Dorsey, Social Networking, Twitter | No comments
If you’re a regular to the-iBlog you probably know how I have an interest in Twitter. I find the idea particularly interesting, and if only they could get the execution working 100% it would be brilliant.
Over on the Twitter blog just now I found a video. This particular video is of Jack Dorsey, […]
22 May, 2008 (23:06) | RubyOnRails, Social Networking, Startup, Techcrunch, Twitter | 1 comment
I‘ve posted a few times over the last couple of weeks about Twitter in general, but mainly about the recent downtime the service has been suffering.
During my evening’s surfing I stumbled across a post on Techcrunch by Nik Cubrilovic that I found very interesting. Nik claims to have spoken to someone who
is […]
21 May, 2008 (17:08) | Twitter | 4 comments
I‘ve noticed over the last couple of days that Twitter has become more than a little flakey. Using all my various Tweeting apps of choice, I’m being dealt with various phrases basically all saying the same thing: We are broken!
Now this led me to do boring things, such as having a shower, brushing my […]
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