O2 today announces an agreement with Twitter which will allow O2 customers to receive SMS alerts from Twitter for free from August. The Twitter deal allows O2 customers to receive tweets from chosen friends, @mentions, and direct messages via SMS. They can also send and reply to tweets by text which will come from their bundle or be charged at ... continued »

Vodafone UK has signed an agreement with Twitter allowing customers to send updates to and receive SMS notifications from twitter. As of today, Vodafone customers will be able to receive text messages from people they choose to follow via SMS on Twitter and send text messages to a short code (86444) for their “tweets”, @replies, or to follow someone on ... continued »

Bell and Twitter today announced that Bell Mobility will offer Canadians full SMS (Short Messaging Service, or mobile text messaging) support for interacting with Twitter. Twitter is a communication network that enables users to send and receive text based posts of up to 140 characters (known as "tweets"). Updates are displayed on a users profile page at Twitter.com and delivered in ... continued »

Option N.V. today announced its new uCAN software platform, which can store USB modem user's personal documents and applications to use it on any PC. With uCAN, a USB modem user can connect to the internet or access their applications, documents, MP3 collections or any other content via a "one click" launch pad from any personal computer. With applications running from ... continued »

If you are a BlackBerry user and also a hardcore Twitter user, you'll glad to hear this news. TwitterBerry, a free mobile Twitter client for BlackBerry from Orangatame Software, has released a new beta version, TwitterBerry 0.7 beta 4. One of its cool features is support for notifications, meaning that your BlackBerry will keep blinking when new tweets or direct ... continued »

CellSpin announced its support for sending ‘tweets' in all four media types (audio, video, pictures and text) to the popular micro-blogging sites Twitter and Pownce. Users can post multimedia tweets using the CellSpin mobile application, now available on 300+ mobile phones worldwide, or by using the CellSpin website. continued »