If you’ve ever wanted to just start over on Twitter, you can easily do so with TwitWipe. Yes, you could just delete your account and make a new one, then you’ll lose all of your followers and all those sorts of things.
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Follow Friday Generator
May 7th, 2010 
admin Follow Friday Generator, iTunes, $0.99 If you’re into the whole Twitter thing, then you’ve probably heard of the term “Follow Friday”. It’s a weekly tradition that most tweeps take part in, where you make a tweet of people’s usernames who you think others should follow and are interesting. This can take some time, but that’s [...]
Posted in iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch, Reviews 
Tags: #ff, follow friday, generator, tweet, twitter 
7 Comments »Unfollow everyone on Twitter Instantly!
February 22nd, 2010 admin There’s a number of reasons why one would want to unfollow everyone they’re following. For instance, to clean up your followers (you might be following too many people, and can’t keep up with their tweets). There are a lot of websites and scripts that can unfollow everyone in one fowl swoop, but they can often [...]
Twitastic – Quick way to post to Twitter
December 31st, 2009 admin Twitastic, $.99 in App Store Twitastic is a simple little application that let’s you quickly post to Twitter. It only costs a dollar, but that is actually a lot to ask for for an app like this. Read on to find out why.
Posted in iPad/iPhone/iPod Touch, Reviews Tags: app, iphone, ipod, mmprogamming, store, touch, twitastic, twitter 4 Comments »QuickBrowse – Review
December 22nd, 2009 admin QuickBrowse – $.99 in iTunes QuickBrowse is a all-in-one ‘social web browser’ that accesses several mobile versions of popular websites. The interface is very straightforward and stylish. While having a small price tag of ninety-nine cents, it also weighs in at 0.3MB. The latest version (2.0) adds support for Meebo, Google Wave, and Twitter’s new [...]
Blood on the Golden Horn – NaNoWriMo
December 2nd, 2009 admin NaNoWriMo, aka “National Novel Writing Month” is an online event held in November where people try to write a 50,000 novel by the end of the month. This year, over 190,000 people participated in this event.
