Twitter Hacks You won’t Want to Miss!

As some of you well know, I’ve started a new Twitter blog called TweetHacking.com to focus on new Twitter hacks, mostly targetted at gadgets and technology mods using Twitter as status update.

I personally enjoy DIYs and HOWTOs on technology as seen over at my main blog Zedomax.com but decided to “niche” out Twitter-related articles to TweetHacking.com. (Hint: Twitter is hot, make a blog about Twitter, whatever suits your passions.)

Anyways, I don’t want to bore you with everything that’s out there right now but here’s a couple hand-selected articles you might want to check out on Twitter Hacks:

(This is my new pet-peeve blog project aimed for making money online so pay attention to that, not the content although it’s very interesting topic.)

Botanicalls is a ethernet device that lets you monitor your plants via Twitter. For example, if your plant needs to be watered, you will get a tweet for that. I highly like this one as there’s going to be a slew of apps related with gardening for Twitter.

BakerTweet is a baking monitor device that uses Twitter to notify whether the bread has finished cooking or not. As you can imagine, there’s so much things you can do with factory automation where there’s still some human input needed such as baking bread.

Tweeting Cat Door is my favorite, it lets you easily keep track of when your cat enters/leaves the house without you leaving the computer screen.

Twitter Washing Machine is probably the most practical way for you to keep track of when you laundry are done, especially if you use a public laundry room.

Tweet-A-Watt is a cool energy power-meter that will “tweet” your power consumption. It comes as a DIY kit so you can learn all about electronics while you build it.

There’s plenty more and there will be plenty more, so check the Twitter Hacks category page often for updates on the latest Twitter hacks.

So far, I haven’t really put any ads because I want to build up more Twitter following before really trying to promote it.

This pet-peeve blog project will become a good study of how Twitter can bring a lot of web traffic to the blogs, although I have no real results right now to prove it.

Stay tuuuuned folks and find out what happens to my new projects.