http://franticindustries.com/2007/03/19/twittervision-find-out-where-they-do-whatever-theyre-doing/ Fri, 29 Aug 2008 23:22:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://franticindustries.com/2007/03/19/twittervision-find-out-where-they-do-whatever-theyre-doing/#comment-19008 All Twitter tools and mashups in one place - franticindustries. Wed, 04 Apr 2007 20:01:48 +0000 http://franticindustries.com/2007/03/19/twittervision-find-out-where-they-do-whatever-theyre-doing/#comment-19008 [...] FlickrMixr - An odd Flickr/Twitter mashup that can be painfully slow at times. Flussgeist - an unorthodox but interesting mashup between Twitter, Flickr, and several other services. It combines tweets with images, videos and an ambient soundtrack. GeoTwitter - very similar to TwitterVision and TwitterEarth below, GeoTwitter displays Twitter updates on a world map (powered by Google Maps). Unlike the two mentioned tools, it’s not updated immediately after a new tweet appears; instead, it shows several tweets on the map and it’s updated every minute. Swotter A contestant for the weirdest Twitter mashup out there, Swotter is “reading” books to Twitter. It’s essentially just sending lines of text from a book to a Twitter account. You can see it in action here: twitter.com/booktwo Twapper - a mashup between the online calendar 30boxes and Twitter, created by the folks from 30boxes themselves. It works on both mobile and standard web browsers, and it’s useful even without a 30boxes account, but it offers many more options if you have one. For the full scoop of the features go over to 30boxes site. TwitterEarth - similar to TwitterVision before (which came first), but based on Live Maps, and works in 3D, too - at least it should, but at the time of this writing clicking on the 3D icon does nothing. Twitterer - a Twitter/Second Life mashups, which shows updates from a certain Twitter accounts over Second Life spheres. Twittervision - a Google Maps/Twitter mashups that lets you see Twitter updates on a world map. Works only for users who have their location set up in Twitter preferences. Read our coverage here. TwitterMaps another Twitter/Google Maps mashup, with a simple function: find up where a Twitter user is located. You can also update your current location with a special command sent to Twitter. [...] […] FlickrMixr - An odd Flickr/Twitter mashup that can be painfully slow at times. Flussgeist - an unorthodox but interesting mashup between Twitter, Flickr, and several other services. It combines tweets with images, videos and an ambient soundtrack. GeoTwitter - very similar to TwitterVision and TwitterEarth below, GeoTwitter displays Twitter updates on a world map (powered by Google Maps). Unlike the two mentioned tools, it’s not updated immediately after a new tweet appears; instead, it shows several tweets on the map and it’s updated every minute. Swotter A contestant for the weirdest Twitter mashup out there, Swotter is “reading” books to Twitter. It’s essentially just sending lines of text from a book to a Twitter account. You can see it in action here: twitter.com/booktwo Twapper - a mashup between the online calendar 30boxes and Twitter, created by the folks from 30boxes themselves. It works on both mobile and standard web browsers, and it’s useful even without a 30boxes account, but it offers many more options if you have one. For the full scoop of the features go over to 30boxes site. TwitterEarth - similar to TwitterVision before (which came first), but based on Live Maps, and works in 3D, too - at least it should, but at the time of this writing clicking on the 3D icon does nothing. Twitterer - a Twitter/Second Life mashups, which shows updates from a certain Twitter accounts over Second Life spheres. Twittervision - a Google Maps/Twitter mashups that lets you see Twitter updates on a world map. Works only for users who have their location set up in Twitter preferences. Read our coverage here. TwitterMaps another Twitter/Google Maps mashup, with a simple function: find up where a Twitter user is located. You can also update your current location with a special command sent to Twitter. […]

]]> http://franticindustries.com/2007/03/19/twittervision-find-out-where-they-do-whatever-theyre-doing/#comment-11364 Social Networking Bulletin - » Twittervision - find out where they do whatever they’re doing! Mon, 19 Mar 2007 13:16:37 +0000 http://franticindustries.com/2007/03/19/twittervision-find-out-where-they-do-whatever-theyre-doing/#comment-11364 [...] Read the original here: Stan Schroeder [...] […] Read the original here: Stan Schroeder […]

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