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The popular twitter client twhirl has released a new version that now allows you to upload photos to TwitPic directly from the twhirl client. We recently released an API for TwitPic.

Once the photo has been uploaded, a short URL to access the photo is automatically added to your tweet. Check out the screenshots below to see how it works.

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You can now integrate TwitPic into your application. The API was just released this week. You can read more about the api at: http://twitpic.com/api.do

A popular twitter client has already integrated photo functionality into their beta version. I’ll release the name once, they’ve officially released their new version to the public.

I’ve been working on a project that I’ve kept under wraps now for the last few months. It is geared towards small to medium size business. One niche that I know it will help will be web development & design companies, since I wrote it specifically to fill a need I was having.

I will post more details about it soon on nusoni’s blog. I just wanted to get your attention.

Me and my friend Matt Eber just launched a new blog yesterday called Heartlandish. The blog will cover Startups and technology from the heartland of America since it seems to be an overlooked area.

We will also cover other startup and technology news that we find exciting. I hope you enjoy it.

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I wrote a post about YouTube’s new API features. Here is an excerpt.

 

Yesterday my RSS reader lit up with posts about a “big announcement from YouTube tomorrow”. Many were hoping the announcement would be about live video streaming since Steve Chen made a comment about this at a YouTube party recently. But when the news broke today it was about a new API and many were disappointed, but I was thrilled.

Now with these new APIs you can literally make your own interface to YouTube and have access to all their data and even customize the YouTube player to match your site’s design. I already have a project in mind that I’d like to use some of this functionality for.

Read the entire article here

I’m looking for an SDK or API that I can use on a *nix box to convert XLS/DOC/PPT to PDF or SWF. Sites like Docstoc and Scribd are doing this and I am wondering how they are doing it. I’ve exhausted my google searching skills.

If anyone has any information on this please leave a comment. I would greatly appreciate it.

The biggest feature request for TwitPic has been the ability to post pictures from your phone to Twitter. Well as of yesterday, you now have that ability.

Just login to TwitPic, click on Settings and you are presented with your own unique TwitPic email address that you can post images to from your phone or from any capable email client.

Traffic and image posts have spiked and already this new feature has been a great success.

I’ve been neglecting my company website since…well…forever. I know this is a bad excuse, but I haven’t found the time to devote into making something creative for Nusoni.

I’ve been prioritizing my time by which project is getting the most traffic/feature requests and making sure that its running smoothly.

So for now I give you a temporary, just for now, because I didn’t have enough time to do a good design, nusoni.com

Link: nusoni.com

Social networking blog, Mashable featured my newest project TwitPic yesterday. Its very exciting to see something I’ve built featured on a blog that I read daily and that thousands of others read daily.

The first 24 hours for TwitPic have been better than I could have imagined. The number of photos uploaded are already in the triple digits as well as users that have used the site.

TwitPic is a service that allows you to share & comment on photos with the increasingly popular service, Twitter.

How it works
From TwitPic’s interface you can login to your Twitter account, upload an image, & post a status update to twitter with a link to the photo, along with a description.

Another feature is the ability to comment on photos uploaded to TwitPic. The comment is also automatically added as a status update to your twitter profile like the screen shot below shows:

TwitPic was born out of my need to be able to share & comment on photos easily with twitter. I developed it over a weekend, from concept to working site. As always I’m open to feature suggestions.

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