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TOOL #2: TweetMic 

Basic overview of what 'the tool' does: 

'TweetMic' is an application made for the iPhone (Android and Blackberry have versions forthcoming) that acts as a high-quality audio recording device and announces your 'Tweetcasts' when one decides to publish it on Twitter, 

The appeal behind TweetMic is that you are able to 'Say More in Less Time' ... why waste a spare second typing out what's going on in a Tweet (i.e. like in HootSuite or TweetDeck) when you can simply say it aloud & send it to Twitter all the same 

Cost & Where to Access/Download 'Tool' :  

http://tweetmic.com/ - $0.99 Iphone App (re release to debut in US during June 2011) ... current available version TweetMic Lite 

Any additional resources required to use 'the tool': 

Important Resource to make sure you are always running the latest operating system with your iPhone so that apps can perform at the best of their ability ; http://www.apple.com/ios/  

One can access Product News and submit Customer Service Questions/Issues at several different places within the main TweetMic website and their social media networks...  

http://facebook.com/tweetmic?sk=wall&filter=2  OR https://twitter.com/tweetmicapp

What 'the tool' does well: 

Ability to Reply & ReTweet straight from Player Page 

Displays Number of Views each Recorded Tweet has (similar to Views in Twit Pic) 

Other Specific Playlist Views below Main Recorder Window (Allows one to see various recorded tweets from different people they follow) 

Live streaming feed of recorded Tweets coming in from around the world (similar to Twitter.com landing page featuring incoming Tweets) 

What 'the tool' does poorly: 

Latest App Versions not easy to access within main TweetMic website 

Latest news related to available app versions, features, products not transparent within Website description 

Storage & Accessing of saved audio content not easy to retrieve, transfer, or replay for quality review 

Links to additional outside resources that make 'the tool' super cool: 

Product Information & Introduction from TweetMic developer Chris Rogn http://tweetmic.com/p/otcfg1uo6ed  

TweetMic App featured in Mashable http://mashable.com/2009/05/15/tweetmic/

TweetMic App featured in PCWorld http://www.pcworld.com/article/169094/tweetmic_for_iphone.html

Parent company VoiceTal also released 'FaceMic' which allows one to send audio file updates to their Facebook Personal/Fan Page Profiles ...  http://facemic.com/