Posts tagged twitter
Display Your Twitter Feed as a News Feed with Twisplays
Aug 3rd
Bring the online on-site with this nifty LED sign Twitter can be kind of clunky to use, running into that fail whale all the time, or sifting through all those new tweets in order to find something good. Now, Twitter can be brought to use with Twisplays, a simple LED sign that lets you broadcast
Startup Talk: Keepstream tries to reduce social media noise
Mar 30th
Some great startups come out of Startup Weekends and better so if you and your buddies cooked up a startup at Case Western Reserve. What started off as CorkShare – a tool to organize your social media streams across twitter and facebook has now evolved into Keepstream. Keepstream helps you organize it. Keepstream is a social media curation tool that helps you collect tweets, Facebook posts, and website bookmarks, and organize them into shareable, embed-able collection pages. This is useful for bloggers, marketers, or just about anyone who wants to curate the chatter from a conference or event, a news headline, or a hashtag chat. But even simpler than that, you can use it to organize your Twitter favorites and retweets, making it easier to share them with your friends or look them up later.
We have setup the Ideabing keepstream page ourselves and it looks as good as gold. Publicly launched in March 2010, Keepstream is a graduate of the Capital Factory early stage startup incubator program.
Startup Of The Day: Twisplays
Jan 4th
Originality is key to survival in the social media space - remember facebook’s “Harvard only” stunt? Today’s Startup of the Day is Twisplays, one of the most original ideas we have seen so far. What Twisplays does is allow you to display twitter streams of your choice on a scrolling LED display. Cool eh? And when we say twitter stream of your choice, we mean ANY twitter stream that is publicly available to view. What’s the fun part? Try putting this up at your restaurant and see what your smart phone wielding customers do. Twisplays expects onlookers to respond to these streams quite spontaneously.
Founded by Joshua, an MIT grad Twisplays services the NYC area but they do ship out completely built units around the globe.At this point Twisplays only supports twitter feeds. FB and GBuzz in the future? No one knows. All that we know is that Tiwsplays is capitalizing on the social media blowout that’s going on right now and quite well. BTW, these things cost $299 each (shipped) and fit anywhere a LED scroll display will fit.
A Twitter Account for Your Robot
Aug 19th
When In A Ford, Listen To Tweets Handsfree
Jul 30th
The system does not allow you to tweet back to make sure you don’t think too hard while driving. This is to make sure you are not distracted from your primary job at the wheel – DRIVE. But experts say that this may only lead to the driver reaching out to the phone to tweet back. Now come on, if the system can take voice commands it can also tweet, right?
“Making SYNC even more intuitive and easier to use will encourage more drivers to take advantage of its hands-free capabilities, helping them keep their focus on driving,” said Mark Fields, the Executive Vice President of Ford Motor Company.
The future’s going to be quite interesting given that there’s going to be some augmented reality, some tweeting and some self controlling cars. But for now let’s stick to what we have.
Honk! A Social Network For Buying Cars
Apr 15th
Yeah, this was the only thing remaining to use the “social” angle of things. A new startup honk.com lets you choose cars making sure your new car fits around your life. For example, if you choose male, single suggestions vary from convertibles, to coupes to all sorts of flashy cars. And if you choose to
Feature Consolidation Or Greed?
Apr 15th
The age of feature consolidation has arrived for big product companies. Apple launched the iPhone OS4 SDK a couple of days ago, Twitter acquired Tweetie and today Twitter announced at the Chirp conference that they will launch their own url shortening service in place of bit.ly One pattern that has emerged out of these is that product companies are now ready to throw the kitchen sink at the user. Another pattern is that product companies are now making their platforms “unique” and hence forcing it upon everyone. Is this the time for feature consolidation?
Tweet Your Emails. Really!
Apr 15th
We have written about some great startups here on Ideabing. But here is one very interesting startup that lets you “tweet-to-email”. the concept’s simple, and very powerful. Say you want to send en email to a bunch of friends but you really do not remember all their email addresses.
Idea 292: Allow Tweeters To Schedule Their Tweets
Apr 1st
There are many Twitter apps available on the internet, but one in particular has caught our eye. Its called “Twaitter“. Notice the Twitter + Wait = Twaitter formula? Yeah, this service lets you schedule your tweets – FREE. Twaitter is web based and lets you tweet your tweets out when ever you want. You are

