I use GTalk as my primary instant messenger service. Having recently opened an account on twitter, I wanted a service that would allow me to tweet from GTalk itself rather than going all the way to the twitter home page or installing other services like twihrl or tweetdeck.
I searched a lot on web, there was one blog entry which said you can use twitter@twitter.com to tweet using Gtalk. Tried. There was no response from the mail id and finally it ended up in error saying “No such Id exists”
Finally, today I got the solution from search.twitter.com itself!
Use Tweet.IM to send and receive tweets from Gtalk.
Process to set up is fairly simple and it won’t take more than 2 mins. Type in your Twitter username, password and the Gmail id through which you want to tweet and click on register. You will receive an instant friend request on your Gtalk. Accept it and start sending and receiving tweets.
Also, I use Twitter Feed to send my newly published blog post automatically to twitter. You can follow me on twitter here.
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If your Gmail takes a lot of time to open, in all probability the browser cache should be blamed for. There is a quick fix. If you use Firefox, Go to Tools > Clear Private Data. Click in Clear Private Data Now.
If you are on IE, go to Tools > internet options. Delete Cookies, Delete files and Clear history. 
Open Gmail again. See the magic. Gozar!
Gmail labs have come out with a interesting new feature, you can now directly get your Gmail signatures before the quoted text in a reply.
Earlier when we use to click on ‘Reply’ , our Gmail signatures used to get appended on the end of mail and not where you expected.
Follow this path to set it up:
- Go To Gmail > Settings(on top right)
- Click on ‘Labs’.
- Scroll down to Enable ’signature tweaks’
- Done! To test, just reply to any message …you will now find that the your signature has been appended before the quoted text.
