SayTweet

SayTweet is a site currently in beta and something that lets you upload a photo and overlay your current tweet onto that picture, like so:

TwitterMyFlickr

TwitterMyFlickr is an app that posts a picture to Flickr and links to it on Twitter. 

Get TwitterMyFlickr here

To use, install the CAB file above, just copy it to your device and click on it in File Manager.

Next Find the little green icon in your Programs folder that says TwitterMyFlickr.

1. When TwitterMyFlicker launches you can select an exisiting picture or take a new Snap!
2. Then just enter some info about the photo (if you want);
3. and a Tweet (if you don’t just the link will be posted);
4. and enter your Twitter account details and click Upload!
5. Then if this is the first time you’ve FlickrMyTwitter you’ll see a Flickr web page.  Log in, it’ll give the application access to your Flickr account.
6. When it’s logged in click Continue.
7. Then a couple of moments later you’ll get a message with your Tweet and the TinyURL for you picture.  Oh and it’ll be posted on Twitter!
8. Finally, if you want to save your credentials, click Menu and then  Save Accounts
9. Menu and Change Picture lets you change the picture if you go wrong.
10. Menu and Quit closes the app

TwitSaver

TwitSaver is a Windows screensaver lets you see what photos people are uploading on Twitter. You will see peoples pets, peoples homes, peoples holidays and what people are eating for dinner. There’s no spyware or adware in this screensaver.

Pikter

Pikter is a simple service that enables users to share photos via Twitter and/or Jaiku. Users are given a special email address to which they can send photos to from their phone or email client.
The service is free. However, there will be limited ads placed throughout the site.

Twuzzer

Twuzzer is a site where you can see what the most talked about topics are on Twitter, but right now, when you go to www.twuzzer.com, the URL redirects you to http://www.twuzzer.com/Olympics. So perhaps they are just going to follow the hottest topic and nothing else. In addition to the real-time Twitter updates, the site also tracks Flickr photos tagged with “olympics.”

Free Twitter Icons

This site offers a free Illustration made by Pasquale D’Silva, and a couple of icons which you can use for your twitter status sections of your site. The file is a transparent background PNG, so can easily be imported and scaled into any design.

Free Twitter Icons

This site has some nice Twitter icons available for a free download. These glossy Twitter icons are created from scratch using Photoshop. The zipped pack contains 256×256, 128×128, 80×80, 64×64, 48×48, 32×32, 24×24, 16×16 (approx. dimensions) PNG images which you can use on your website, blog, etc. provided you stick to the terms of use specified within the pack.

TwitterTreats

TwitterTreats is a website offering Twitter backgrounds and icons available for downloading. They ask that you please credit TwitterTreats if you use any of their items on your Twitter profile. (Where I wonder? Space is limited!)

Checking Back In With Twitxr

Originally, Twitxr was not much more than a Twitter clone for posting pictures, but the site seems to have evolved. Now you can access Twitxr from any mobile device (Windows Mobile, iPhone, Nokia, Motorola have apps, other devices go to m.twitxr.com or email). The app also allows for cross-posting to Facebook, Twitter, flickr, and Picasa. As Ping.fm is to microblogging, Twitxr is to microblogging your pics. Time to give Twitxr another look?

Twitter Backgrounds

There’s a trend going on where people are creating custom backgrounds for Twitter that also serve as extended profiles (you can see one in action here). Instead of going through the ordeal of having to create your own background, a few sites are offering downloadable backgrounds you can customize and edit in Adobe Photoshop or another similar type of software application. Here are some sites offering free Twitter backgrounds:

TwitterBacks: Offers the “ProBlogger” background and the “Business Professional Background”

The Boingblog also has a downloadable PhotoShop template.