Most of us spend at least couple of hours on social networks every day and sometimes we don’t have time for all the details. This is where these applications facilitate our work (or increase the fun). Below is the list of 10 most used Twitter programs.
10. TweetDeck is an Adobe AIR application for desktop. You can send and track messages, view profiles and you can customize the list of users strong enough to read them. You can divide the window into multiple columns: Direct Messages, Acknowledgements, Groups (created by you), Facebook Status, Favorites, Featured TweetDeck, and StockTweets TweetScoop. The option that lets you create groups and sort people to watch carefully as a particular topic or event change. It has an option to translate incoming messages in English and those sent in … well in many languages. Very useful are the “shortened” link and the ability to “upload” a picture (the picture will be stored in the Twitpic account).
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