Comments on: Visual Twitter http://www.socialmediamom.com/2008/01/visual-twitter.html A work at home mom discusses social media and networking. Fri, 03 Sep 2010 19:48:22 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Doug http://www.socialmediamom.com/2008/01/visual-twitter.html/comment-page-1#comment-54 Doug Tue, 15 Jan 2008 13:01:22 +0000 http://s35980.gridserver.com/visual-twitter/#comment-54 "monitor any x-rated photos", man I hope I didn't ruin my reputation with twittertale, hehe. I do have an idea for the next step in twittering, however it does not deal at all with the "dark side" of the web. Actually puts twitter to great use. Hopefully soon we can create it and share it with all. We have some updated coming to politweets hopefully by this time next week. “monitor any x-rated photos”, man I hope I didn’t ruin my reputation with twittertale, hehe. I do have an idea for the next step in twittering, however it does not deal at all with the “dark side” of the web. Actually puts twitter to great use. Hopefully soon we can create it and share it with all. We have some updated coming to politweets hopefully by this time next week.

]]> By: Social Media Mom http://www.socialmediamom.com/2008/01/visual-twitter.html/comment-page-1#comment-53 Social Media Mom Mon, 14 Jan 2008 20:29:12 +0000 http://s35980.gridserver.com/visual-twitter/#comment-53 That is a great idea and I actually think there are some applications that you can use to do that. Jott might be one to try but I don't think there is an actual Twitter ap yet. That is a great idea and I actually think there are some applications that you can use to do that. Jott might be one to try but I don’t think there is an actual Twitter ap yet.

]]> By: Ege Ersoz http://www.socialmediamom.com/2008/01/visual-twitter.html/comment-page-1#comment-52 Ege Ersoz Mon, 14 Jan 2008 20:03:37 +0000 http://s35980.gridserver.com/visual-twitter/#comment-52 This was the logical transition from text twittering. And the next step seems to be voice, and then video... I don't know though. The thing that makes Twitter appealing is it's low overhead. It is essentially micro-blogging. With most cell-phones today, however, taking a picture, much less sending it somewhere, is a hassle (or maybe it's just my phone!). I'm not sure if the idea of picture Twittering supports the essence of Twitter. Should be interesting to see how quickly it spreads. Here is a different path they could have taken: allow people to speak their Twitter updates into their phone, and have the website convert it to text. Call 1-800-TWITTER. Of course the system recognizes your number and logs you in automatically. Speak what you're doing at that time. Hang up. Voila! This was the logical transition from text twittering. And the next step seems to be voice, and then video…

I don’t know though. The thing that makes Twitter appealing is it’s low overhead. It is essentially micro-blogging.

With most cell-phones today, however, taking a picture, much less sending it somewhere, is a hassle (or maybe it’s just my phone!). I’m not sure if the idea of picture Twittering supports the essence of Twitter.

Should be interesting to see how quickly it spreads.

Here is a different path they could have taken: allow people to speak their Twitter updates into their phone, and have the website convert it to text. Call 1-800-TWITTER. Of course the system recognizes your number and logs you in automatically. Speak what you’re doing at that time. Hang up. Voila!

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