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"ImageShack is known best for being a simple service for uploading and sharing photos.  But today the company is moving into new territory with the launch of Tweetero, an open source Twitter application for iPhone.  \nThe application includes fairly standard functions you\u2019d expect to find on a Twitter mobile app, like the ability to view your friend\u2019s updates, see replies, and send and receive direct messages.  Additionally \u2013 and this is where it starts to make sense for ImageShack \u2013 there is the built-in ability to upload photos to the service\u2019s TwitPic competitor \u2013 Yfrog.\n\n\n\nWhat\u2019s clearly happening here is that the photo sharing sites \u2013 who built much of their early popularity on MySpace - are realizing that Twitter is the next big medium for sharing images, so they\u2019re moving quickly to establish a presence.  PhotoBucket recently launched TwitGoo to get its own hat in the ring, while TwitPic \u2013 first to the punch \u2013 currently has the lead when it comes to Twitter photo sharing.\nInterestingly, Yfrog is already included in a number of iPhone applications for Twitter, including Tweetie and Twittelator.  By offering up a client of their own \u2013 especially an open source one that will lead to more apps that utilize Yfrog \u2013 ImageShack can keep the momentum going and win market share in the new frontier of photo sharing: Twitter.\nTwitter Mobile Resources\n\n- HOW TO: Use Twitter on the Go\n- Tweets to Go: 35+ More Twitter Resources for Your Phone\n- Twittermania: 140+ More Twitter Tools!\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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