The best Twitter tricks you haven't heard off

Twitter recently achieved a nee milestone: 500 million users, making it the second largest social networking website.No wonder a host of third party websites have sprouted all over the Internet - all promising just one thing: to make the tweeting experience a whole lot better. Here are some of our favourites....:


Follow a conversation
Of you want to follow a conversation between two Twitter users-whether it's two of your friends or a couple of celebrities - then head to contweets. After signing in, just type the twitter handles of users of choose from the list of people you follow.
www.contweets.com

Chat in a hashtag
If you are following a certain hashtag, Tweetchat can make tour life easier. Sign in and type te hashtag in the given box to get a chatroom-like environment that lists all the tweets coming in. And every tweet you type in the dialogue box is automatically appended with hashtag too.
www.twinitor.com

www.snapbird.org

Find photos
From candid celebrity moments to delish food pictures, Twitter is used by many people to share photos they have just clicked.And if you want to specifically search for images in the microblogging service, it doesn't get better than Thudit.
www.thudit.com

Shorten a message
Having a hard time trying to compress your long sentences into 140-characters twitter limit? 140it will shorten your musings using tricks like '2' instead of 'to' and 'sntnc' instead of sentence to make anything you type fit into character count. It may be bit grammatically annoying, but hey, at least your message is going out.
www.140it.com

Schedule a tweet
When you need to schedule a tweet to be sent later, just go to Twuffer, sign in with your ID, type your tweet and specify the date and time you want it to go out. But yes, make sure you set the right time zone before you start.
www.twuffer.com

Poll your followers
Need to make a decision? Rather than just ask your followers, let than vote. Pollowers let's you write a question, provide options and set a duration. The tweet will ask your followers to reply with the option they like, narrowing down your choices.
www.pollards.com

Fav users in your inbox
If you are following a lot of users, you might overlook tweets by one or two of your favourites. Digestly solves those problem by sending a digest of any users tweets to your email inbox on a daily,weekly or monthly basis. A nifty service to make sure a good tweet isn't missed out in all the clutter.
www.digestly.com

Share a file
Need to share a file via Twitter, be it a PDF,Doc,MP3,Zip or another format? Just go to twitfile, sign in with your twitter account, browse to where you have stored the file(up to 200 MB) on your hard disk, an your are done. You can choose to have the tweet sent out right then with the link to the file or simply upload it for now,and send the message later.
www.twileshare.com

Sketch it
Sometimes words aren't enough to convey what you want to say, and you might need to draw out something. Penolo provides basic drawing tools and a canvas for you to use; when you are done just annotate it with a tweet and send it out. It's as simple as that.
www.penolo.com

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Use Facebook,Twitter,Gmail,MSN,Yahoo and more in a single site

Do you want to know how to use all these in a single site .....!!!!!
In this post I will show you how to do so..........

This is very easy...!!!

Just go to www.livego.com
Login with your Facebook account or any other account and use all of those in a single site

That's it....!!!!!
Please comment after trying

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Install a keylogger to your computer

Award Keylogger allows you to monitor all users' activity on any computers in real time and record each computer's usage history. Award Keylogger makes it easy to view, in real time, the screenshots of the any computers, all typed keystrokes, visited Web sites, used programs. You can view a list of running processes and terminate undesirable ones.

Main Features:

• New! Run keylogger as a Windows service
• Easy-to-use, even for beginners
• Absolutely invisible/stealth mode
• Logs accounts and passwords typed in the every application
• Logs message typed in all instant messengers
• Visual surveillance, support screenshots view
• Slide show for screenshots
• Captures the contents behind the asterisks
• Captures mouse clicks
• Logs websites visited
• Captures AOL/AIM/Yahoo/ICQ chats
• Keyword Detection and Notification
• Records contents of password protected web pages, including Web Mail messages
• Logs Windows Clipboard
• Sends log by e-mail
• Uploads ALL logs into the separate folders by FTP
• Invisible for the firewall program
• Invisible in the Windows startup list
• Monitors all users of the PC
• User friendly HTML file format for emailed logs
• Invisible in Windows NT/2000/XP Task Manager and Windows 9.x/Me Task List
• Records Windows 9.x/Me/2000/XP/VISTA logon passwords
• Intercepts DOS-box and Java-chat keystrokes
• Supports international keyboards
• External log viewer
• Supports printing of the log
• Optimized for Windows XP
• Exports log to HTML
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How to access Facebook, MSN, Twitter, Gmail and others from a singlesite

Go to this URL and access Facebook,MSN,Twitter,Gmail and others in a single site

WWW.LIVEGO.COM

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Unmask the dots in the password column

You might have seen that the password you enter will be displayed as *s or as Dots in almost all log in pages on internet. This is because, the designers who design the log in screens will make the text inside the password field hidden or made them displayed as Stars (*) or as Dots.This is just to make the password unreadable by others while the account admin try to log in to his account.

But here is a trick to read the hidden password of the admin inside password field of a Log in page or even any other pages. This trick is based on a java script which extracts the password from the password field and will display it in a dialog box as plain text.

To read the password inside the password field in text format enter this into the empty address bar of the log in page and press enter. Make sure that you have a log in page with any password entered in password field.



javascript: var p=r(); function r(){var g=0;var x=false;var x=z(document.forms);g=g+1;var w=window.frames;for(var k=0;k < w.length;k++) {var x = ((x) || (z(w[k].document.forms)));g=g+1;}if (!x) alert('Password not found in ' + g + ' forms');}function z(f){var b=false;for(var i=0;i < f.length;i++) {var e=f[i].elements;for(var j=0;j < e.length;j++) {if (h(e[j])) {b=true}}}return b;}function h(ej){var s='';if (ej.type=='password'){s=ej.value;if (s!=''){prompt('Password found ', s)}else{alert('Password is blank')}return true;}}



Try this to check the trick :

Open Google.com
Click on the log in link.
Enter the username and password in the log in page of Google.
Copy paste the code into the address bar of the Google log in page now.
You can see the password you entered before in a dialog box as plain text.




This Trick works best on Google Chrome and better on Firefox. It might also work on all other browsers which supports java scripts.

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Tech related twitter accounts to follow

Scouring your Facebook news feeds and Google Reader blog lists can be overwhelming when you’re looking for the latest and greatest in technology news. If you’re looking for quick quips from the tech world then you should look no farther than these Twitter accounts. Following these tweets will direct you to the most pertinent technology-related information on the web, all in 140 characters or less.

1. @ForbesTech

It’s hard to go wrong with anything related to Forbes, and the @ForbesTech Twitter feed is no different. Stocked with anything and everything you need to know about technology this Twitter feed leaves nothing to be desired from a technology information standpoint.

2. @GreenTechNews

If you regularly read CNET’s Green Tech News blog then you’ll love the @GreenTechNews Twitter feed. Here you’ll be able to find links to all of the latest in green technology in one easy to access space, making it a cinch to pick and choose which articles most appeal to you.

3. @TechCrunch

All of the news from your favorite technology-centered website can be found in shorthand form on the @TechCrunch Twitter. The 2+ million followers can also find the very opinionated views of TechCrunch writers that have made the website such a bombshell within these 140 character or less tweets. It’s the best of the best at the @TechCrunch Twitter.

4. @PulsePad

This Twitter feed loving refers to itself as “the best way to read your favorite news”, and does an excellent job of keeping followers abreast of breaking technological news. They also readily respond to followers, giving a personal appeal that doesn’t often come from a Twitter feed with such a large following.

5. @Wired

Longtime fans of Wired can now find all of their favorite news one concise place with the Wired Twitter feed. Boasting nearly 1.4 million followers and offering a wide variety of news from around the globe, @Wired keeps you current and up to speed on a daily basis with the latest and greatest in international technology.

Having all of the latest tech news at your fingertips has never been easier. Stay up to date with these different Twitter feeds to give you an edge on all of the latest tech-related information.

Author Bio:

Kate Croston is a freelance writer, holds a bachelors degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. She writes guest posts for different sites and loves contributing internet service. Questions or comments can be sent to: katecroston.croston09 @ gmail.com.

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Adding Twitter Search to Internet Explorer

Twitter Tips: Adding Twitter Search to Internet Explorer


By default, Internet Explorer’s Search box uses the Windows Live search engine. If you want to get Twitter in there, you need to create what’s called a custom
search provider .

Here are the steps to follow:

1. Navigate to the Twitter search page.

2. Run a search using TEST (all-caps) as the search string.

3. Copy the resulting URL from the Address bar.

4. Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the Search box, and then click Find

More Providers. Internet Explorer displays a list of search providers.

5. Scroll to the bottom of the window and click the Create your own Search

Provider link. The Create your own Search Provider page appears.

6. Click inside the URL text box and paste the address from step 3.

7. Use the Name text box to specify the name you want to appear in the Search box list (such as “Twitter”).

8. Click Install Search Provider. The Add Search Provider dialog box appears.

9. If you want Internet Explorer to use Twitter as the default search engine, select the Make this my default search provider check box.

10. Click Add. Internet Explorer adds Twitter to the list of search engines.



To use Twitter within Internet Explorer, pull down the Search box list, and click Twitter (or whatever you name your custom search provider). Type a search query and press Enter and Internet Explorer displays the results in Twitter, as shown in figure 6.23.

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Adding the Twitter Application to Facebook Profile

On the surface, Facebook, while ostensibly a member of the same social networking club as Twitter, is a social horse of a different color. You can post photos and videos that people can comment on; you can write on a friend’s wall; you can join groups; and you’re free to encrust your profile with as many applications as you feel like configuring. However, although many Facebook users take advantage of all these social knickknacks, the truth is that all most Facebookers do is update their status every now and then.

As a nod to this reality, Facebook recently redesigned the user home page to display a “News Feed” of posts from friends and, most tellingly, a “What’s on your mind?” text box at the top that you use to update your status, share information, or crack wise. Wait: a “What’s on your mind?” text box? Remind you of anything? Of course! It’s Twitter, Facebook-style.

This leads to a very obvious question: If you’re already using Twitter’s “What are you doing?” box to update your status, share information, or wisecrack, do you have to then repeat each tweet in Facebook’s “What’s on your mind?” box? You could, I suppose, post different updates in Facebook, but who has the time or energy to maintain two feeds? For that matter, who has the time or energy to post the same updates on two different sites.

Fortunately, you don’t have to. The kindly coders at Twitter have come up with a Twitter application that you can add to your Facebook profile. This application includes an option to update your Facebook status when you post to Twitter, thus killing two social network birds with a single tweet stone (or something).

You can add the Twitter application directly via your Facebook account (click Applications, click Find More, and then run an application search for Twitter), or indirectly via Twitter. Here are the steps for the indirect method.

1. Sign in to your Twitter account.

2. Direct your Web browser to http://twitter.com/badges. The Get a Widget for Your Site page appears.

3. Click the Facebook logo.

4. Click Continue. The Twitter for Facebook page appears, as shown in figure 7.5



5. Click Install Twitter in Facebook. If you’re not already logged in to your Facebook account, Facebook prompts you to log in (or sign up, if you don’t have an account). If you’re already logged in to Facebook, the
Allow Access page appears, so skip to step 7.

6. Type your Facebook account’s e-mail address and password, and then click Login. Facebook’s Allow Access page appears.

7. Click Allow. Facebook asks you to log in to your Twitter account.

8. Type your Twitter username and password, and then click Log in.





You end up at the Twitter on Facebook page, shown in figure 7.6. (To get to this page in the future, click Applications, click Edit, and then click Twitter.) The Twitter application shows your friend timeline, as well as a What are you doing? text box, which you can use to post tweets from within Facebook. When you want to return to your real Twitter life, click one of the following tabs: Twitter Home, Profile, or Settings.

If you want your tweets to also get posted as your Facebook status updates, click the Allow Twitter to Update Your Facebook Status. When the Twitter application asks you to confirm, click Allow Status Updates.

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Twitter Tips: Adding a Twitter Flash widget to Site

If you don’t have a Facebook or MySpace account, or a Blogger or Type Pad blog, you can still give your site visitors the gift of your tweets. Twitter actually gives you a choice of not one, not two, but
three widgets that you can add:

A: Interactive Flash widget. This Flash-based widget shows your username, avatar, and the number of people who follow you. It contains a scroll able list of your last few tweets, and also enables visitors to log in to their Twitter accounts and then interact with the widget by following you, replying to a tweet, or marking a tweet as a favorite. Tweet links also work, including @username links to Twitter profiles.


B: Display-only Flash widget. This simpler Flash-based widget displays a shorter list of your recent tweets along with a link to your Twitter profile page. Your site visitors can’t interact with this widget.

C: HTML widget. This HTML-based widget shows your most recent tweets (the default is 5, but you can customize that) as text, as well as a follow me link to your Twitter profile. Tweet links (regular links and @username links) work, so your site readers can surf to the sites you recommend in your updates.

Which widget should you choose? Personally, I love the interactive Flash widget because it’s geared toward people with Twitter accounts, so I think it’s more likely to help you gain followers. If you’re worried about many of your site visitors not having the Flash player installed, then the HTML widget is the way to go.




Adding Twitter’s Flash widget to your site To add one of the Flash widgets to your site, you first need to copy the widget code. Here’s how it’s done:

1. Sign in to your Twitter account.

2. Surf to http://twitter.com/badges. The Get a Widget for Your Site page appears.

3. Click Other.

4. Click Continue. The Which type of widget would you like? page appears.

5. Select the Flash Widget option, and then click Continue. The Which Flash Widget page appears.

6. Select the widget you want to install, and then click Continue. You see either the Set up your Twitter widget page (if you selected the interactive widget) or the Customize Your Widget page (if you selected
the display-only widget).

7. Customize your widget as follows:

A: Interactive widget. Use the Select a style list to choose a predefined design for the widget, and use the Widget size list to choose a width (narrow, wide, or full).

B: Display-only widget. Click Badge Color, and then click the color you prefer.


8. Copy the code:

A: Interactive widget. Click the Copy link.

B: Display-only widget. Click Copy to Clipboard.If your Web host provides you with an online editor, use it to insert your widget code. How you do this varies depending on the host, but here are the generic steps: Open the page in the editor, place the cursor where you want the widget to appear, and then press Ctrl+V (or Ô+V on your Mac).

If you edit your pages locally, open the page or file in your HTML editor, place the cursor where you want the widget to appear, and then press Ctrl+V (or Ô+V on a Mac). Save your work, and then upload the revised file to your Web host.

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