Steve Dotto takes you on a quick tutorial on setting up HootSuite with your social media accounts such as Twitter, Linked in and Facebook, how to organize your feeds and how to post, including scheduling posts.

We wrap up our

top 10 free iPhone apps

list with five more top-notch applications. From making it easier to

keep track of your Twitter feed

to

editing your photos

, these apps are some of the best options out there in their respective fields. Since they're all

free iPhone applications

, you can try them all out without spending a cent.

Andy and Sean get back to viewer questions, but instead of pulling them out of the email inbox, they look at butterscotch.com's new Ask a Question function, and pull a few questions out to answer...it's Askbag!

Tucows added a great new feature in the form of

top 100 Mac OS X software downloads

. But even a carefully selected list of 100 top Mac downloads can be a lot to wade through. Doc combs through the Tucows top 100 Mac downloads list and selects his top ten favorites. This week, we look at Doc's Mac software picks six through ten. Check out last week's instalment of The Sweet Stuff: Software for one through five.

Sure, you can always use Twitter by going straight to the Twitter.com website, but that's just a starting point. If you're wondering about better ways to use and manage your Twitter feed, Jay's got the goods in this episode, including an overview of Twitter clients for both the desktop (TweetDeck, HootSuite, CoTweet and Tap11) and your mobile device (Twitter, TweetAgora). Jay also takes a look at OneForty.com, a directory founded by Twitter superuser @pistachio.

Twitter's API allows application developers to interface directly with Twitter. This means you can get free and paid Twitter clients for just about every smartphone platform as well as just about any computer operating system as well as many more apps and add-ons. Jay Goldman runs through a few of his

favorite Twitter tools

and offers some words of wisdom to

ensure your Twitter account remains secure

.

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.

TweetDeck has gained huge popularity with

die-hard Twitter users

for its simplicity and power. It is arguably the

best free desktop Twitter program

. Now, the power of

TweetDeck

is available for the

iPhone

.

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.