“Send Anonymous Tweet to anyone on Twitter without revealing identity” plus 1 more | Blogsolute |
Send Anonymous Tweet to anyone on Twitter without revealing identity Posted: 13 Nov 2010 10:50 PM PST On Twitter, you may sometimes have to tell / suggest / complain something to some tweeps but revealing your identity may hurt your image / relation with him / her. So, here is an anonymous tweeting service with which you can tweet mentioning anyone without revealing personal identity anonymously. MysTwt which I guess is a abbreviated form of Mystery Tweet because the person receiving your tweet however gets your idea conveyed but “who sent it” is still a mystery for him. It is a new and innovative web service for passionate users of most popular micro blogging service – Twitter. Using the service is dead easy. Just login with your Twitter credentials and type the twitter ID you want to mention followed by your message. The Tweet so sent will not have any traces of your identity and the sender’s ID will be replaced by @_mystwt or @mystwt_ So, this service can not just be used for recommendation or suggestions but also can play a prank with friends. I expect you readers to use the service effectively. Site: MysTwt Send Anonymous Tweet to anyone on Twitter without revealing identity is an article on: Blogsolute |
[Fix] Disable The Increasing / Ascending Ring on Samsung Galaxy S i9000 Posted: 13 Nov 2010 01:51 PM PST Samsung Smartphones comes with a "feature" where whenever you get an incoming call the ringtone fades up from low volume to the user specified volume gradually. Some may find it useful but I find it rather annoying and above that there is no inbuilt option in the settings menu to over ride it. Now with the below mentioned fix you will be able to get rid of ascending ringtone and play it at the level set it to. Pre-Requisites to fix Increasing Ring on Galaxy S
Instructions for fixing Increasing Ring on Galaxy S
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