I have noticed that some services which aim to bring Twitter and Facebook closer have started materializing. The latest that I reviewed (jut last week) went by the name of SavorChat.
Now another one has come around, and it lets Twitter and Facebook users host their images and share them easily among themselves.
As well as sharing files, these can be obviously modified. The user can easily edit titles and also add or remove descriptions as he sees fit. Privacy settings are also accounted for, as it is only natural.
There is a file limit at play, but is a reasonable one (up to 10 MB per photograph). Besides, a functionality for taking care of multiple uploads is included, but you will always have to comply with the size limitation per picture that was just mentioned. There are, however, no limitation to the number of actual photos you can host, and that is a good thing on anybody’s books.
Summing up, a practical service which is made all the more appealing by the fact that it is free. If you are caught on the social web, it has what it takes to keep you up all though the early hours.
Imj.tw In Their Own Words
“Imj.Tw is a free service for Twitter users providing free hosting and sharing for images. If you have a Twitter account, you are already signed up with us. Simply click on the “Sign In With Twitter” button in the top right hand corner of this web page to begin. Once you have allowed us secure access (remember, we do not know your password with secure allowed access to Twitter, for your safety), you have access to all of our features and you can host as many images as you want.”
Why Imj.tw It Might Be A Killer
Seeing how widespread Twitter and Facebook are, it is only safe to say that a tool catering for users of both systems must do well, or at least spice some interest.
Some Questions About Imj.tw
Will this service always be provided at no cost? 
