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Jan

TwitterIM, Twitter for MSN / Windows Live Messenger and ICQ Messengers

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Twitter is a popular platform for letting other people know what you are doing at this time, the term "tweet" resembles a user activity at any given time for a user, that said Twitter itself has options to update your status using the site itself, by sending a SMS or by updating your status using a IM clients Gmail or Jabber.

There is no added support for clients such as MSN, Yahoo, AIM and ICQ as they are not part of the Jabber platform.

TwitterIM is a solution for MSN and ICQ users where you can update your twitter status using your MSN or ICQ messengers.

To start updating your status on twitter using MSN / Windows Live Messenger simply add the email bot msn@twittermsn.com to you contact list, for ICQ users add the number 446510127 to your contact list.

Once you have done that you can start tweeting by sending a message to these contacts just like you do with Gmail or Jabber.

Features

  • The URL’s you type into the message will automatically be converted to TinyURL.
  • The messages to twitter will be delivered even when twitter site is down while you have typed the message.
  • You can create longer tweets.
  • You will also get a email address using which you can update your twitter status by sending an email.
  • Simply send "friends" to the bot and get last 20 updates from your friends.

Overall looks a pretty good service which also provides much more functionality than the regular twitter bots.

Give it a try and also do follow me on twitter here.

Via: [MOMB]

2 Responses so far | Have Your Say!

  1. MSN Web Messenger
    January 17th, 2008 at 7:15 am #

    How can I install it?

  2. Keith Dsouza
    January 17th, 2008 at 12:09 pm #

    You do not need to install anything, simply add the bot IM address to your contact list.

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