In this episode, we show you yet another

Twitter Top Secret

: the ability to

add locations to your tweets

. This

location information

will tell your followers where you are when you

post a tweet

and can be turned off at any time.

In this last episode, we'll show you some of your new

account options on Twitter

. These include some of the simple things you'll remember like the ability to

change your password

or

add your mobile number

to tweet on the go, but also include options like not showing photos and videos from unrecognized users, and more.

Those used to

using keyboard shortcuts

will be happy to know that there are also

keyboard shortcuts on Twitter

. These

time-saving shortcuts

can

make Twitter easier to use

but might take a bit of practice. We'll show you the available shortcuts and demonstrate their use in this episode.

Sometimes the

responses on Twitter

can really pile up, so we'll show you a simple way to follow along. The

new layout for Twitter

makes it easy for you to

follow tweet replies

easily and without leaving the timeline, and you can

navigate Twitter conversations

without any trouble. We'll show you how in this episode.

Here we'll show you

how to search on Twitter

for various subjects and topics. We'll also show you

how to save your searches

so you can quickly see your results whenever you want. You can also

browse popular trends

on Twitter so you can see what your fellow Twitter users are talking about.

In this episode we'll show you

how to send a tweet

using the new Twitter

layout. There are a couple of ways to

update your Twitter status

, one of which is from your home page but the other can be used from any page on Twitter.

Twitter has a handy list feature that allows you to

create lists

that you can

add Twitter users

to. This allows you to group people you follow so you can follow their tweets more easily and

group Twitter users by topic

. We'll show you

how to manage your lists

in this episode.

Retweeting is a big part of what makes Twitter such an interactive social forum. You can easily

retweet a post

so your followers will see it, and they can in turn

share that tweet

with their followers. You can also keep track of

who has retweeted your posts

so you can see which of your posts was more popular.

Twitter has a lot of interesting users out there, which is why Twitter makes it easy to

follow users

. You can also get more information about Twitter users by

viewing their Twitter profile

where you can get more information about them. You can also choose to

send users a private message

, add them to a list and more.

In this episode, we show you how the new Twitter has improved how Tweets are displayed. Now you can

expand Twitter tweets

to get more information and even

see related comments and tweets

. You can also display pictures and

videos in tweets

, including YouTube videos.

Twitter recently went through a bit of an overhaul so we're going to reintroduce you to Twitter in this episode. We'll walk you through the

Twitter homepage layout

and show you

how to navigate Twitter

using the two panes. This new layout makes it easier for you to

follow other Twitter users

and

keep up with your followers

.

Twitter is an excellent example of organic crowd sourcing; as Jay Goldman explains in this episode, many of the Twitter functions we know and love were conceived by the Twitter community. Things like @ mentions, re-tweets and so on were not part of the original Twitter offering and were instead added in as developers watched the way the community was using the microblogging platform.

In this episode of 60-Second App we'll take a minute to look at TweetDeck for the

iPhone

. It's great for all of you

Twitter

followers and

Facebook

fanatics because it's compatible with both. It's easy to use and lets you

post status update

s and pictures while you're on the go. If that wasn't cool enough, it's also completely free! If you're already sold on the idea, you can

download TweetDeck

right here.

If you use Seesmic on your desktop to work with Twitter than you'll be pleasantly surprised to see a version for Android. This Android version has the cool functionality of the other versions and you can take it with you.

Twitter runs on

hashtags

. Those little # symbols are used to identify topics, to let the Twitterverse know what you're talking about and to drive the link between related tweets. Stacy Reed looks at

five sites that make interesting use of Twitter hashtags

and shows how to find and follow your favorite topics.

There seems to be no end to Twitter's popularity. As a result, there's no shortage of programs you can use to access it from your computer. TweetDeck is free and available for both PC and Mac. That's nice because if you have both PCs and Macs you can use a similar program on both.

The raison d'etre for

Twitter

is to allow users to share thoughts and pics as they happen. In this episode of The Sweet Stuff: Web 2.0, Stacy Reed takes a look at her

top-five

services that make it easy to

post pics to Twitter

whether at your desk, on the road or half way around the world.

If you're into Twitter then you may already know about TwitterBerry for your BlackBerry device. This lets you keep tabs on everything that's going on on Twitter. Did you know, however, that using Vlingo you can

send your tweets using only your voice

? Check it out!

Jay Goldman takes a look at two Twitter clients for the BlackBerry. TwitterBerry is a no-nonsense Twitter app for the BlackBerry with none of the glitz or glamor you may expect... especially if you have used any of the best iPhone or desktop Twitter clients. UberTwitter is a relative newcomer and offers the shiny styling and extended functionality that Twitterers may expect. Both are free BlackBerry software.

Stacy Reed runs down five of her favorite Twitter tools. Learn how to find search results for Twittered keywords, keep track of tasks and post media like videos or photos to Twitter and more!

Jay Goldman takes a look at the best Twittering applications available for the iPhone. Sure, you can log on to Twitter on the iPhone browser to ready and compose Tweets, but where's the fun in that?

We all make mistakes. Sometimes, you choose a username for an online service that is now either embarrassing or downright lame. We're looking at you hockeyguy523. You too, lovetheladies141. Fortunately, with Twitter, there's an easy way to change your username without losing your followers or disturbing your Twitter stream. Here's how to change your Twitter username.

With Jott's link function you can post on WordPress, tweet on Twitter, add events to your Google Calendar and lots more right from your phone using just your voice.

Molly McDonald leads us through the basics of Twitter. From sign-up to power-user in 10 video steps, she demonstrates how to sign up for a Twitter account, customize your Twitter page, find and follow friends and family, how to sent direct messages, use the Twitter vernacular and much more.

Power-users in the Twitter community use special language and symbols in their updates. This language allows these power-users to alert a fellow Twitterer that you're addressing them specifically, repost a tweet, let people know something you overheard and more. Our video will demonstrate some of the Twitter language. You can also use the help section of the Twitter page to find out more about Twitter language.

Now that you're on your way to becoming a Twitter power user, we'll show you how to use Twitter search to filter through the mass of information on Twitter to find just what's of specific interest to you at a given moment. Searching twitter can allow you to connect with other tweeters over similar interests. The search function is simple and easy. We'll show you how to use it.

There are a variety of Twitter applications that provide alternative ways to tweet. You can find many of these applications on the twitter website. Previously we talked about how you setup Twitter on your mobile phone. Now we'll look how you can set up applications to tweet from your computer or even your smart phones.

Your personal homepage on Twitter has a pretty simple layout. However, there's a lot more to this service than meets the eye. We'll help you crack the layout by examining the unique features of the layout by learning how to navigate through the different options.

One of the most important parts of using Twitter is knowing how to post your updates, also known as tweeting. It all starts with you answering the simple question: what are you doing?
In this tutorial we'll show you how to post your tweet and how to communicate with other tweeters on the twitter service.

Customizing the Twitter look is a simple way to make your profile stick out, and to make your home feel a little more personal. Your profile on Twitter isn't truly yours until you've customized it by adding a picture (whether a shot of you or some other non-copyrighted image), you can create a custom color scheme, select the design of the page and more. There are a variety of ways to customize your Twitter desktop, and we'll take you through some of the steps to do that.

Twitter allows you set a variety of personal settings. In this episode we'll show you how to change notifications, how to enter your real name, change your user name, set your time zone and more.
Adding a little bit of detail about yourself makes it easier for other Twitterers to know whether they should follow you.

You can Twitter on your PC, but the real power of Twitter comes when you're mobile. Once you've registered your mobile phone with Twitter you can SMS quick posts and updates to keep your friends, family and other followers apprised of what you're up to. You can also receive SMS updates from people you follow. In this episode we'll help you setup your mobile phone with Twitter.

With our Twitter account created, it's time to find some friends. Twitter tip 1: Twitter can import contacts from your online email account and will tell you which of your friends are already Twittering and allow you to invite those that haven't yet gotten in on the fun. Twitter tip 2: You can send an e-mail invite to individual friends that you want to have join you on Twitter. Twitter tip 3: You can search by name or by location to find other people you might be interested in following.

What is Twitter? Twitter is a free service that allows you to communicate with friends, family, and even co-workers about your day to day experiences and activities.
Twitter gives you a place to answer one simple question, "What are you doing?"
This Twitter tutorial series will help you better understand how to twitter.
Before you can being to use the site you need to sign up for a Twitter account. We'll help you sign up for your account with a step-by-step guide.

In this series we'll show you how the new and improved Twitter is better than ever before and show you

how to use the new Twitter

. We'll show you how to

navigate the new Twitter interface

and show you how to

get more information out of tweets

, including how the new Twitter allows for pictures and

YouTube videos in tweets

.

In this

Sweet Stuff series

we show you some

Twitter top secrets

. We tell you all about how to

save your searches

and

add locations to your tweets

. We also show you how to

follow trends

,

manage your lists

and get information about other Twitter users

using hover cards

.