Twitter added a native image sharing option and location sharing in the new Twitter interface, to all users. You can now start seeing a camera and location sharing button, at the far left of the status update box, beckoning to upload an image and share the location of your tweet. You can upload images to your tweets directly, and can mention its location as well. You can choose an image from your desktop under 3 MB and it will get embedded to your Twitter status like below. If you feel like you’ve made a mistake you can just click on the X to delete and pick another image.   This is how it looks, Ever had something you wanted to share ("fireworks!", "party!", "ice cream truck!", or "quicksand...") that would be better with a location? By turning on this feature, you can include location information like neighborhood, town, or exact point when you tweet. When you tweet with a location, Twitter stores that location. You can switch l...

Twitter just few weeks back a new feature, which uses the status updates from your users and allows you to retweet them to your followers. You only see the retweets from the users you follow. This is just another feature in Twitter's vast developments recently. Just to list some of the Twitter updates Twitter's New Interactive Dashboard , Twitter enrolls a new feature by grouping the users into user generated lists and You Can Display Your Twitter Updates On Your Linkedin Profile and Vice Versa The images below explains the idea, Image - 1 Showing the reweet button Image - 2 The retweeted tweet by the user You may also want to check the top 13 ways to optimize your twitter profile

Google is on Twitter and as such you might be interested to know the official Google Accounts on Twitter. The story provides the list of 80+ twitter accounts. Get the latest updates on whats happening in Google. This post provides the complete list of official Google accounts on Twitter, Official Google Accounts on Twitter @Google - News & updates from across the company @Google Research - Updates on the latest research from Google @Google Public Policy - News from Google's public policy team @Google Wave - News, tips and tales of Google Wave @Google Building Maker - News from the Building Maker team @Blogger in Draft - For Blogger's experimental features @Blogger - Follow Blogger on Twitter @FeedBurner - Content distribution beyond the browser. @GoogleAtWork - The official Twitter home of Google Enterprise @Google Books - Popular passages, images and more from the Google Books team @Google Calendar - Follow Google Calendar on Twitter @Google Contacts - A place ...

LinkedIn recently announced the smart integration through which you can sync your Twitter account with LinkedIn and allow the status updates via Twitter to be displayed on the LinkedIn profile page and your status updates on LinkedIn to the Twitter page. It's like a two way communication between your status updates and tweets. Here is how it works From LinkedIn, you need to check the Twitter box under your Network Updates box on the homepage and follow the process. You can specify the Twitter acount which you would like to sync with your LinkedIn profile. From Twitter, you can select to seen all or some of your tweets back to LinkedIn. In case you select to choose only some of your tweets, you need to add #li or #in to the tweet you want to be displayed on the LinkedIn page. This is really a nice combination for the information to be shared to the respective users. Image Source: Twitter Blog Official Announcement LinkedIn works with Twitter, and vice versa

You might have noticed a little update on your twitter profile. Yes, I am talking about 'Lists'. Your profile page is refelecting the following lists option, Listed - the first one, wherein it displays the people who have listed you in their lists, and Lists - where you have the option to create lists and group the people you follow. Now you have the option to organise the people you follow on Twitter, via your 'Lists'. You can create lists as per your requirement or interest, and can start grouping the people you follow. You can further make your list as 'Private' or 'Public'. Twitter has recently added this feature all with the aim of discovering new and interesting accounts and segregating them from your huge list of the people you follow. The image below displays the lists page, Eventhough the update is small, but it is quite useful and interesting.

A lot of developments in the field of functionality, services and interactivity has been taking place within Twitter. This is the time when they have provided a very interactive and beautiful home page, which speaks for itself. You can note the following in the new design, The search tab directly on the home page, saying - See what people are saying about.. The list of the - Popular topics by minute, day and week. A new pop up for - Sign in & Sign Up . If you still don't have a twitter account, then sign up and get started here .

As of now many of you would be aware of Twitter, for those who are less aware of it, Twitter is one of the huge successful Social Media Website, which has a very simple phenomenon. The Twitter ask its users to update their current tasks by asking - "What are you doing?" and the answers must be under 140 characters in length and can be sent via mobile texting, instant message, or the web. By accepting messages from sms, web, mobile web, instant message, or from third party API projects, Twitter makes it easy for folks to stay connected. Twitter has grown into a real-time short messaging service that works over multiple networks and devices. Twitter is a way to stay connected with your friends, co-workers, colleagues, moreover the users can receive the updates of their friends without getting involved into it. The users are very much in control of whose updates they receive, when they receive them, and on what device. "Twitter is what you make of it--receive a lot of infor...