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FYI, we recently added Twitter to our "Share" options. You can now Tweet a Phone Scoop news story (or any page on the site) with just a couple of clicks.
While we're on the subject, Phone Scoop also has a Twitterfeed, which is pretty much our main RSS feed, but in Twitter, if you prefer to get your fix that way. Follow us here:
http://twitter.com/phonescoop »
On occasion, we'll also post extra things to the Twitter feed that aren't in the RSS feed. If we just want to point out some awesome scoop that's otherwise buried deep in an In Depth article, for example, that's where we'll do it.
While we're on the subject, Phone Scoop also has a Twitterfeed, which is pretty much our main RSS feed, but in Twitter, if you prefer to get your fix that way. Follow us here:
http://twitter.com/phonescoop »
On occasion, we'll also post extra things to the Twitter feed that aren't in the RSS feed. If we just want to point out some awesome scoop that's otherwise buried deep in an In Depth article, for example, that's where we'll do it.
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It's not easy to explain, because it's a whole new type of communication medium.
Are you familiar with Facebook status updates? ...or MySpace status updates? If so, that's the closest equivalent, although Twitter isn't exactly the same.
Basically, you post very short messages about whatever you want. Other Twitter users can subscribe to (or "follow") you, which means they will see what you post.
Conversely, you choose who to follow, and whatever they post, you see. It's all presented in one stream, like a blog, or actually more like the new Facebook home page.
Because everyone is limited to 140 characters with each post (called a "tweet"), you can keep track of a fairly large number of people without taking too much time. (In the...
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Are you familiar with Facebook status updates? ...or MySpace status updates? If so, that's the closest equivalent, although Twitter isn't exactly the same.
Basically, you post very short messages about whatever you want. Other Twitter users can subscribe to (or "follow") you, which means they will see what you post.
Conversely, you choose who to follow, and whatever they post, you see. It's all presented in one stream, like a blog, or actually more like the new Facebook home page.
Because everyone is limited to 140 characters with each post (called a "tweet"), you can keep track of a fairly large number of people without taking too much time. (In the...
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https://www.phonescoop.com/forums/forum.php?fm=m&ff= ... »
The "Share" options have a small green icon. There's one on the left side of most pages, and under each news item on the from page.
https://www.phonescoop.com/forums/forum.php?fm=m&ff= ... »
The "Share" options have a small green icon. There's one on the left side of most pages, and under each news item on the from page.
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