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[Richard Samul]

There's a variety of applications you can use to get Twitter on your  
desktop or laptop computer. You can also do it the old-fashioned way  
(i.e., the way Twitter was originally conceived to work), via text  
message on your phone. If you have a fancy phone, you can download an  
app for your phone, too.

- A Twitter account is free.
- Reading tweets on Twitter.com is free.
- Desktop applications range from free to not free, and are available  
for Windows, Mac and Linux.
- Phone applications range from free to not free, depending on your  
model of fancy phone (iPhone, Android or Blackberry).
- Text messages to/from non-fancy, basic phones that can text message  
are at your text messaging rate.

Links to desktop and phone applications can be found on Twitter.com.

Hope that helps.

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Earc


On Sep 30, 2010, at 9:36 AM, Sondra Gibson wrote:

> So am I correct in assuming that twitter is something that is used  
> only by
> fancy cell phones with lots of apps?  (Can you tell I'm totally  
> clueless
> about it???)
>
> Gefjon
> (whose very basic cell phone has the ability to text - although it's  
> useer
> does not...)