Right from the get go, Amazon and Bing jumped on board allowing you to tweet and be tweeted to whilst shopping or searching connecting you to people in a ‘real time’ way.

The full list of sites who have been working on @anywhere implementations pre-public launch include AdAge, Amazon, Bing, Citysearch, Digg, Disqus, eBay, Foursquare, Gawker, Google, Gowalla, The Guardian, The Huffington Post, Hunch, Mashable, Meebo, MSNBC.com, The New York Times, Salesforce.com, WSJ.com, Yahoo!, and YouTube.

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So what could this mean, well I see it as having two main benefits; firstly it’s an extra advertising stream for companies as if people see something they like on your site then they can tweet, with link immediately giving their followers an quick recommendation which could in turn support a buying decision from them.  More recommendations, more sales. Secondly, it could give a more personal feel to websites and you may feel more connected to the site removing the barriers between consumers and customers.

Aside from that we will also see a whole heap of new weird and wonderful twitter apps using the three API’s available.

we wait with baited breath…

What is it? On the site you will see the progress of your twitter account on a daily basis, Monthly Basis by showing statistic on a graph form. You can also see the status details of account, numbers of followers, joining date etc.

what is more interesting on this is the Prediction, They were able to predict your future number of followers the next day, After a month and Twitter Rank,, Mine is Twitter Rank (top 100): 347,047 very bad!! i might include someday at their most popular Twitter users.. anyway look furtively, on what i am telling you about. Presenting my Twittercounter

Check it out at http://twittercounter.com/

Simply enter your twitter name and they analyze your 200 latest updates and flag those up that made people follow or leave you.

Of course there are more factors that make people come or go, but it is an interesting indicator about the effect your tweet might have had on the world.

TweetEffect is a test – you could call it a hack to try out some of the Twitter API functionality mixed with free Yahoo and Google services. Maybe this will go places, maybe it won’t.

Check it out at http://tweeteffect.com/

Once logged in you can see all your tweets along with the content which it links to.

Users can also add interests in order to get updates from people from that category, see the top tweets and view the trends on twitter web!

Check it out at http://www.tweetmixx.com/