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And the never-ending list of Twitter apps keeps marching on. The Twitter craze has effectively spawned its own universe of Twitter related applications, widgets and accessories. There’s even been a Twitter marriage proposal. The latest Twitter application is called TwitterReply. TwitterReply does what it sounds like—it makes sure you never miss a Twitter reply. You have two options when it comes to TwitterReply. You can either use their TwitterMail option or their TwitterIM option. The latter allows you to add Twitter to you IM contact list and you’ll automatically receive updates from your friends. With TwitterIM, you can send longer tweets. It works with MSN and ICQ. Sign up for TwitterMail by entering your Twitter details and TwitterMail will provide you with your own secret TwitterMail address so that you get all your Twitter-replies automatically via email. It’s that easy and there’s no cost involved.
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“Never forget a Reply anymore! When you sign up, we will watch your replies and we send it directly to your e-mail address!”
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TwitterReply offers two good solutions to accessing your Twitter while you’re away from your computer or on the go. There’s little work required and it takes seconds to get started. Any Twitter aficionado will appreciate the simplicity.
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Do we need yet another Twitter app? Will TwitterReply be able to compete? What’s the long term strategy?
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