Babbl.me is one of these concept-defying websites that update Twitter by letting people send out longer tweets. Of course, that is concept-defying because a longer tweet could never be a micro-message in itself. Maybe a new term needs to be coined. Probably. But in the meantime, we can sit down with services like Babbl.me and start seeing what a charged version of Twitter would feel like.
Using Babbl.me, you will be able to create and deliver longer tweets without having to do anything strange or overly-complex. All that you have to do is to log in using your Twitter account, and then type tweets as you would have always done. The tweets will be broken down for you into as many smaller messages as it is needed for the full text to be conveyed.
So, where does this lie? The future of tweeting? The genesis of a different approach to micro-messaging that defies the basic concept at play? Time will tell. Rather, the position Twitter itself assumes when it comes to such services will. And seeing that Twitter is at a bit of a junction right now, I guess we are not going to wait that long to see some updates in the way the popular micro-blogging service operates.
Babbl.me In Their Own Words
When you need more than 140 characters, just type in as much as you want, and we will format the Tweet for you.
Why Babbl.me It Might Be A Killer
The ability to send longer tweets is interesting, if only because of the time that can be saved.
Some Questions About Babbl.me
Will Twitter begin implementing such a technology itself? 
