There’s been so much going on behind-the-scenes with TwitrPix lately. Tons of new updates have already been completed and although the roadmap is getting smaller, its growing at the same time. One of the recent surprises was a DM I got from someone on Twitter who told me about a really cool app called, friendbinder.
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Just got word from the good folks at Mozilla that the TwitrPix Express for Firefox addon has finally hit “public” status. When the addon was submitted to Mozilla, it had to go through a review process which are done by volunteers who have donated their time (ed note: if you have Firefox or JS development skills, please consider volunteering). After a few weeks and some bug tweaks, the addon became officially “public.” No longer will users see “Experimental” — the scarlet letter has been removed.
What makes this really important is that there are no other photo sharing sites for Twitter except TwitrPix with their own Firefox browser addon. Not only does this show our commitment to really letting users share media the way THEY want to, but it also shows our commitment to looking at Firefox as a platform for growth.
Give TwitrPix Express for Firefox a try. We’d love to hear your feedback.
The good folks over Dominion Web just informed us that their latest update of Tweetings for the iPhone & iPod Touch (version 1.2) now has TwitrPix integrated for photo sharing. Very cool.
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Twim is an interesting app — it’s a Twitter client for mobile phones compatible with Java MIDP 2.0. With features such as status updates, browse history, replies, friends, direct messages and public feeds within the application users can also share photos using TwitrPix. Users can also upload and share videos to services like TwitVid as well.
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We think its important to allow users to experience TwitrPix outside of the .com site in as many ways as they like, using whatever app they already use. Which is why its exciting to see that Tweetree has integrated the TwitrPix API and allows you to view TwitrPix photos inline to your tweets. Typically when viewing tweets, you may see a link to a TwitrPix photo. However, using Tweetree’s web interface those photos are now shown to you within the context of the tweet — without having to visit another site. Besides photos, Tweetree also supports a number of other content providers like YouTube videos, Flickr, Qik videos and more.
Want to see what inline photos look like? Try searching for TwitrPix.
For more information on Tweetree, click here or follow @tweetree on Twitter.
The folks over at The Designed did a search for the 13 Most Spectacular Firefox Add-ons for Twitter users. TwitrPix made the list and is the only Twitter-based photo sharing site with its on Firefox add-on. We’re grateful to have made the list and be recognized for our contribution to the Firefox community.
Grab the latest copy of TwitrPix Express for Firefox.
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SimplyTweet is a Twitter client for the Apple iPhone from MotionObj which was recently updated to 2.0 and sports TwitrPix integration for all of your photo sharing on Twitter needs.
One of the really cool things about Twitter is the diverse types of applications which tie into the Twittersphere — Screentweetr is one of those.
Screentweetr is an Adobe AIR application from James Ford and Mark Starling from Psyked that enables you to quickly post screenshots to Twitter image services (like TwitrPix). What’s really interesting is that for developers and web designers, it gives you keyboard shortcuts to quickly take a screenshot and upload it.
Using Screentweetr, you can screenshot the entire desktop, a selection of your screen or a specific application window. Once you capture your screenshot, you can have it automatically uploaded to TwitrPix and shared on Twitter. Very cool.
You can download Screentweetr for free on the Adobe AIR Marketplace. For a list of apps with TwitrPix integrated, click here.
Enjoy.
The folks over at Chunky Chicken Apps has just launched Tweet Photo (App Store) version 1.0 for iPhone 3GS. Quite simply Tweet Media lets you upload and share photos, audio and video on Twitter. For photo sharing, just select TwitrPix, snap a photo and tweet. Simplicity at its best.
Lots of things going on behind-the-scenes.
Quite a few new TwitrPix features are being released over the next 2 weeks. Very exciting times.