How to spend less time on Twitter and get more work done

If you are interested in using Twitter, can’t spend too much time and often wonder “Now What” after sending an update —-this post may be right for you. I
If you think Twitter is less important than reading email, this may help change your perspective.
If you don’t use Gmail and wont use Twitter, then this […]

If you are interested in using Twitter, can’t spend too much time and often wonder “Now What” after sending an update —-this post may be right for you. I

If you think Twitter is less important than reading email, this may help change your perspective.

If you don’t use Gmail and wont use Twitter, then this is an irrelevant post and you can skip to the end of the post)

Enter the Twitter Gadget

http://www.twittergadget.com/

What does it do-

It embeds Twitter in a handy margin next to me. So I can do my emails ( which are on Gmail by the way) and also tweet from time to time.

Take a look. Read more here – http://www.twittergadget.com/how_to_install.html

(Note from Ajay–

Names of Twitter Applications begin with Tw (Tweet this tweet that) the same way names of  iphone applications begin with an iNote, iCare.

Fortunately names of Facebook applications do not begin with Fac….but you need to look harder to find where applications are in the new Facebook layout. The new FB layout should be called Flackbook but seriously…)