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How to archive your tweets on Twitter to Google Docs, Evernote and others Since Twitter won't let your search old tweets, here's our simple guide to archiving your own tweets for practicality and posterity. Darren McCarra One response 27th September 2012
Twitter's removing third-party image services from its official apps With all of Twitter's rules, display guidelines and API changes over the last few months, it's quite clear that Twitter now wants to be in complete control of its service. So much so that it is removing third-party image services like TwitPic and yFrog from its official apps. Darren McCarra 7 responses 15th September 2012
Direct image attachment coming to Twitter's mobile web app Twitter is testing native app-like features for its mobile browser web app that will allow users to attach images to tweets - this includes capturing images direct from a user's smartphone camera and images uploaded from the device's library. Darren McCarra 3 responses 10th September 2012
Google Chrome for iOS adds native share buttons Google Chrome has updated its iOS app, adding native share buttons to the popular mobile browser. Users can now share to email, Facebook, Google+ and Twitter more easily. Darren McCarra No responses 23rd August 2012
Olympics inspire record Twitter conversation After 16 days and 150 million tweets, the London 2012 Olympics have come to a close. As witnessed by so many other major world events, huge conversation and debate happened on Twitter. We take a look at some of the numbers. Darren McCarra No responses 13th August 2012
Olympic opening ceremony mentioned 9.66 million times on Twitter Now that the dust is beginning to settle on the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony and the games are well underway, Twitter UK published a great statistic from Friday night - the opening ceremony was mentioned 9.66 million times on Twitter worldwide. Darren McCarra No responses 29th July 2012
Separate signal from noise with Relevance, a news stream reader with a difference Like most avid consumers of news our streams are often clogged with venial content that only serves to distract us from what's most important and most relevant personally. Now, a new iOS app known as Relevance, which launches on the App Store next Wednesday, attempts to overcome this. We got early access to the app and were quite impressed. Darren McCarra One response 21st July 2012
Standby for Twitter's updated iPhone app Leaked release notes of Twitter's official iOS app suggest that a major update is on its way. It's thought that the update will be released in the "coming days", according to 9to5Mac. Darren McCarra No responses 9th July 2012
What's Twitter's big search and discovery announcement? An alluring and dramatic tweet from a lead engineer at Twitter promises permanent change to its search and discovery features very soon - tomorrow in fact. Darren McCarra No responses 6th July 2012
Twitter expanding EMEA business, almost 30 jobs openings in Dublin and London As Twitter continues to develop its Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) business, the company requires almost 30 "rockstars" to work out of its Dublin and London offices. Darren McCarra 8 responses 4th July 2012