Twitter with Google Talk

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Twitter with Google Talk

by Chris Gilmer Mar 1st 2007

Twitter, built by Obvious Corp., is a great way to constantly update people on what you are doing, think simplified blog. Short messages (under 140 characters) are posted by IM or web interface.

One cool thing about Twitter, is that you can update your Twitter feed using your Google Talk account. Simply add twitter@twitter.com to your contact list in Google Talk, and send it a short message. Using Google Talk to feed your Twitter opens doors to Twittering on your Blackberry device through the Blackberry Google Talk Client.

If you feel the need to constantly let friends know what doing, this is one easy app to try out.

Tags: google, im, instant message, InstantMessage, message, obvious corp, ObviousCorp, talk, twitter

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Huw said 1:27PM on 3-01-2007

You might want to fix the link...

migs said 1:34AM on 3-10-2007

the link to twitter is incorrect.
it directs us to the page of twiTer.com (single T).

kindly fix the link.

Thanks.

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