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Twizgrid Sets Its Sights on Nearby Twitter Photos
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Twizgrid, the increasingly popular photo browser for Twitter, released a substantial upgrade last week with a multitude of new features. Twizgrid's objective is to provide an alternative way to experience Twitter, through photos rather than textual tweets. Combining aspects of Instagram, Highlight, and Pinterest, users can view Twitter photos by topic, person, or location.
(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120605/SF19344)
Just one month after launch, Twizgrid continues to push the visual envelope. New features include a massive increase in available photo content, convenient access to a user's home timeline, and a recent album to view images in real time.
What really elevates Twizgrid, however, is the addition of a dynamic album entitled "Around Me" that chronologically displays nearby photos. Co-Founder Chauncey Regan believes, "This feature supplements dominant nearby apps, such as Banjo and Highlight, as well as Twitter's nearby tweet feature. Twizgrid now offers an enticing way to view what's happening in the immediate vicinity, whether it's a raging party or a raging fire."
Cognizant of the privacy concerns surrounding other venue-based apps, Twizgrid opts for a more user-driven approach. Specifically, Twizgrid does not pinpoint a user's precise location. Instead, users may choose to casually reveal their whereabouts in the accompanying tweet on a case by case basis.
Ms. Regan states, "Our unwavering objective is to be the most cohesive, comprehensive and compelling platform to display Twitter photos." Inside sources say a series of upgrades are forthcoming that will demonstrate just how singularly focused the Twizgrid team is with the visual side of Twitter.
Twizgrid is available for free on the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
To try Twizgrid, please visit the iTunes Store:
http://bit.ly/twizgridapp
For more information on Twizgrid, please visit:
http://www.ajpapps.com/twizgrid
For more information on AJP Apps, please visit:
http://www.ajpapps.com
For business and marketing, please contact:
Primary, Chauncey Regan (415) 800-8154 or chauncey@ajpapps.com
For technical questions, please contact:
Scott Smith (415) 931-1468 or scott@ajpapps.com
SOURCE Twizgrid
Photo:http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120605/SF19344
http://photoarchive.ap.org/
Twizgrid
Web Site: http://www.ajpapps.com
Twizgrid Sets Its Sights on Nearby Twitter Photos
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Twizgrid, the increasingly popular photo browser for Twitter, released a substantial upgrade last week with a multitude of new features. Twizgrid's objective is to provide an alternative way to experience Twitter, through photos rather than textual tweets. Combining aspects of Instagram, Highlight, and Pinterest, users can view Twitter photos by topic, person, or location.
(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120605/SF19344)
Just one month after launch, Twizgrid continues to push the visual envelope. New features include a massive increase in available photo content, convenient access to a user's home timeline, and a recent album to view images in real time.
What really elevates Twizgrid, however, is the addition of a dynamic album entitled "Around Me" that chronologically displays nearby photos. Co-Founder Chauncey Regan believes, "This feature supplements dominant nearby apps, such as Banjo and Highlight, as well as Twitter's nearby tweet feature. Twizgrid now offers an enticing way to view what's happening in the immediate vicinity, whether it's a raging party or a raging fire."
Cognizant of the privacy concerns surrounding other venue-based apps, Twizgrid opts for a more user-driven approach. Specifically, Twizgrid does not pinpoint a user's precise location. Instead, users may choose to casually reveal their whereabouts in the accompanying tweet on a case by case basis.
Ms. Regan states, "Our unwavering objective is to be the most cohesive, comprehensive and compelling platform to display Twitter photos." Inside sources say a series of upgrades are forthcoming that will demonstrate just how singularly focused the Twizgrid team is with the visual side of Twitter.
Twizgrid is available for free on the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
To try Twizgrid, please visit the iTunes Store:
http://bit.ly/twizgridapp
For more information on Twizgrid, please visit:
http://www.ajpapps.com/twizgrid
For more information on AJP Apps, please visit:
http://www.ajpapps.com
For business and marketing, please contact:
Primary, Chauncey Regan (415) 800-8154 or chauncey@ajpapps.com
For technical questions, please contact:
Scott Smith (415) 931-1468 or scott@ajpapps.com
SOURCE Twizgrid
Photo:http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120605/SF19344
http://photoarchive.ap.org/
Twizgrid
Web Site: http://www.ajpapps.com