How do you Twitter? Or rather how would you like to Twitter? These days there’s a bucket load of ways that you can submit your tweets to Twitter without actually having to access the app itself. Twittd allows you to do so via your favorite IM client.
It works with Skype, MSN Live, Google Talk, Jabber and Yahoo. To get started, simply add Twittd to your buddy list; from there, Twittd will ask you for your Twitter credentials (which won’t be shared, of course). You’ll soon get updates from people you follow and everything you send to Twittd will be posted on your Twitter timeline. There are a few commands you can use too, including updates, change password, and delete.
Twittd.nodehub.com In Their Own Words
“Receive and send updates via
Skype, Windows Live Messenger, Jabber/Gtalk or Yahoo! Messenger”
Why Twittd.nodehub.com It Might Be A Killer
This is a pretty straight forward, easy to use Twitter app. For those who are constantly online, signed into an IM client, this makes sense. It saves time—you don’t have to log-in to Twitter just to update—and it’s practical.
Some Questions About Twittd.nodehub.com
As with many a new Twitter app, this one doesn’t appear to have a business model—how will it stay afloat? It also has competitors with slicker, more feature packed desktop clients. 
