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Shuush is a prototype by BERG . It's a web-based Twitter reader that displays the updates of the people you follow in relation to the frequency of their tweets. It aims to amplify the people that don't usually get heard, and scale back those with frequent updates.
http://blog.cozic.fr/panorama-des-medias-sociaux-2011

Panorama des médias sociaux 2011 - infographie

Comme chaque année, Frédéric Cavazza nous dresse un excellent panorama des réseaux sociaux remis à jour en cette fin d’année 2010. Plus d’infos dans l’article associé

» twidroid | features

twidroyd is the industry-standard twitter client for android and among the most used twitter applications across all platforms. it’s available as a free and commercial pro version that supports all twitter features as well as functionality that is customized to the capabilities of android. twidroyd can be downloaded on google’s android market and selected partner stores world-wide on all devices running android 1.5 and above. arabic, czech, english us/canada, german, spanish, french, italian, japanese, korean, dutch, polish, portuguese, russian, chinese simplified, chinese traditional. http://twidroyd.com/features/
If you are a Microsoft ® Outlook ® user, you probably have it open all the time. Now you can have a fully-featured, powerful Twitter client at your fingertips without having to open any other applications.

TwInbox - Use Twitter directly from Outlook.

http://www.techhit.com/TwInbox/twitter_plugin_outlook.html

Pluggio - The Helpful Twitter Client (Previously TweetMiner)

http://pluggio.com/ Reduce Twitter Overhead Build Stronger Relationships Grow Your Following
http://cotweet.com/

CoTweet® - How business does Twitter

Earlier today we launched SocialEngage, our next generation social media management application that brings together the best of CoTweet and new capabilities to further empower brands to engage with customers...

and ... gwibber is mine.. not really a choice on Linux 64 bits ! Thanks for having a pearl about it (it is often forgotten in such lists) ! by uglycharly May 31