Recent Posts Tagged With 'Mac OS X'

• TweetGlide

  Posted on Friday December 11th, 2009 at 17:00 in windows, Mobile, Linux, ipod, iphone, desktop, Mac OS X, client, adobe air, multiple accounts, twitter applications list, tweetglide

  TweetGlide is an Adobe-AIR based application for Twitter and Facebook. It will be available on the iPhone shortly. It is a multi-column client application. TweetGlide has a credit-system that can enable you to generate traffic and earn money in the p...

• Gotweet

  Posted on Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 22:57 in Linux, desktop, open source, Mac OS X, client, go, command line, twitter applications list, gotweet

  Gotweet is a simple command-line Twitter client in Go programming language. Gotweet is open-source. Gotweet was released within two days of the launch of the Google Go programming language. This speaks volumes about the simplicity of both the Go prog...

• Gotweet

  Posted on Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 22:57 in Linux, desktop, open source, Mac OS X, client, go, command line, twitter applications list, gotweet

  Gotweet is a simple command-line Twitter client in Go programming language. Gotweet is open-source. Gotweet was released within two days of the launch of the Google Go programming language. This speaks volumes about the simplicity of both the Go prog...

• TimeTweets

  Posted on Sunday September 27th, 2009 at 18:00 in art, desktop, screensaver, Mac OS X, mashups, clock, mashup, twitter applications list, timetweets

  TimeTweets is a mashup that turns tweets into a clock. The site searches for tweets with a number corresponding to either the hour, minute, or second and then places those tweets into a clock by accentuating the numbers. The result is a very readable...

• TimeTweets

  Posted on Sunday September 27th, 2009 at 18:00 in art, desktop, screensaver, Mac OS X, mashups, clock, mashup, twitter applications list, timetweets

  TimeTweets is a mashup that turns tweets into a clock. The site searches for tweets with a number corresponding to either the hour, minute, or second and then places those tweets into a clock by accentuating the numbers. The result is a very readable...