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TwitterKeys: Enhance your Twitter conversations

By Boris Follow Boris on twitter on September 16th, 2008
♥ ✈ ☺ ♬ ☑
♠ ☎ ☻ ♫ ☒
♤ ☤ ☹ ♪ ♀
✩ ✉ ☠ ✔ ♂
★ ✇ ♺ ✖ ♨
❦ ☁ ✌ ♛ ❁
☪ ☂ ✏ ♝ ❀
☭ ☃ ☛ ♞ ✿
☮ ☼ ☚ ♘ ✾
☯ ☾ ☝ ♖ ✽
✝ ☄ ☟ ♟ ✺
☥ ✂ ✍ ♕ ✵

As you might know Twitter accepts more than just basic text. The service is UTF8 compatible which means that instead of tweeting “I love you” you could just as well use “I ♥ you”. Or how about this:

“I’m going to ✈ to ☭ in the morning after I make a ☎ to make sure my ♂ is ✔ with it. ✌ for now and don’t forget to ✍ and lets have ♨ soon!”

But how do you remember all these damn characters?

Aha!

TwitterKeys is a small tool we (@boris & @sandervdv) developed here at The Next Web Blog which provides you with a floating window with all these funny symbols you can use in Twitter. These are the symbols we currently provide:

Drag this link to your browser
bookmarks toolbar: TwitterKeys

Now go and share this with your friends on Twitter…

About the Author

Boris

Serial entrepreneur and founder of V3 Redirect Services (sold), HubHop Wireless Internet Provider (sold), TwitterCounter.com, PressDoc & The Next Web. Boris is very active on Twitter and would love it if you started following him @Boris.

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  1. Tijs Teulings says September 16, 2008
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    ha! great stuff guys. i’m not sure this will translate to sms but it’s definitely fun.

  2. Robin Wauters says September 16, 2008
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    Good stuff! Twitter should hire you guys or something :)

  4. Simon Siahaya says September 16, 2008
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    Brilliant! Works well with Twitterific. It will surely fail to translate to sms. But hey, Twitter doesn’t send sms anymore until they manage a better deal with a provider.

  6. Ern says September 17, 2008
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    Would be a good idea to actually give us an idea on how to use it within Twitter :-)

  7. Alex says September 17, 2008
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    Works on TwitterFox!

  8. Jason Tucker says September 17, 2008
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    I’d love to see this as some sort of floating DIV using greasemonkey on firefox.

  10. Boris says September 17, 2008
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    Check out these Tweets:

    Biz Stone (Twitter Co-Founder)
    http://twitter.com/biz/statuses/923898532

    Howard Rheingold
    http://twitter.com/hrheingold/statuses/923879515

    Evan Williams (Twitter Co-Founder)
    http://twitter.com/ev/statuses/923901604

    and a lot more here:
    http://search.twitter.com/search?q=twitterkeys

  11. Mohammad Badi says September 17, 2008
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    Wooooow … great symbols
    thanks a lot

  12. Lisa Clarke says September 17, 2008
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    Oh, this is just too cute ☺ Thanks! ✿

  13. SIGEPJEDI says September 17, 2008
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    You can also use the built in Kana keyboard on the iphone. I made a quick tutorial video on http://socialmediablender.com showing how to enable this on your iPhone.

    @SIGEPJEDI

  14. Mari Smith says September 17, 2008
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    Boris – you totally ROCK! Thanks heaps for this fun little gizmo to add even more joy to my tweets. I’ve been known to use plenty musical notes ♪♫, hearts ♥, and sunshine ☼ (via alt-codes.net), but your collection is the BEST!!! ☺

    Cheers,
    Mari
    @marismith

  15. Fubiz says September 17, 2008
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    Excellent idea!

  16. cyndy ah says September 17, 2008
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    wish there were more and better icons… kinda weird choices here, but like the idea for the mst part

  17. nikisees says September 17, 2008
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    That is GREAT! I’ve been wondering how people were putting musical notes in their twitter posts. This will be my new favorite toy. Thanks!

  18. Dhruva says September 17, 2008
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    Great work guys

  19. Laura Christianson says September 17, 2008
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    This is fun! Another great way to waste time with Twitter. Just tried it; works great. ✌

    Laura Christianson
    co-founder, HeBlogsSheBlogs.com

  20. http://standinglooking.blogspot.com/ says September 17, 2008
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    This is a good idea.
    But, if you are on a Mac, you already have access to the Character Palette which is faster, easier, and provides hundreds of characters.
    I put up a blog post on this to help document how you set-up easy access to it. Post is at http://is.gd/2JVd
    Hope this helps.
    ☮☺♽ ⌚4☕

    • Boris says September 17, 2008
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      The reason I would advise against that is that there are a LOT of icons in the Character Palette that don’t display well on a PC. I tried all characters in the Character Palette and tested them on Windows (in several browsers) and came up with a sub-selection that works well everywhere.

      If you ONLY twitter with friends who ALL own Macintoshes than the Character Palette is fine…

  21. Joop says September 17, 2008
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    I noticed a lot of ☺ icons today, and wondered where the fuzz was about… great work guys!

  22. Xavier says September 17, 2008
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    Works all right with Yoono !

    Although these characters do not stand well to be displayed in small font ☹

  23. Steven Verbruggen says September 17, 2008
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    Hoping for a twhirl integration ;)

  24. Jerry Brace says September 17, 2008
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    Even better – if you’re on a Mac with Safari or FireFox click the Edit menu and choose “Special Characters”. More selection and built-in. The characters used in TwitterKeys are in the Misc symbols category in the palette.

    • Boris says September 17, 2008
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      As explained above in an earlier comment not all characters work on all platforms. The TwitterKeys Palette contains a sub-selection with characters that DO work everywhere.

      Also, even if you make the Character Palette as small as possible it is STILL twice as wide as the TwitterKeys Palette…

  25. Stuart | Design Meme says September 17, 2008
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    Thanks – this is a handy resource. :)

    Although for whatever reason I’m not seeing the heart… it’s just displaying as a pipe ( | ) both at home and work (both Mac).

  26. Geoffrey McCaleb says September 17, 2008
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    Ack!
    Getting the dreaded box of death on my iphone Safari and RSS reader.

    Great concept though….

  27. Friedbeef says September 17, 2008
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    …but this will appear how for the people following you on mobile?

  28. tallyboy says September 17, 2008
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    so which symbol is there going to be for video — this is funny – its a list of the most popular videos on twitter — kinda what i thought — politics and cats
    http://www.snackfeed.com/public/twitter

  29. Mark says September 17, 2008
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    80% of the characters are garbage on FF 3.0.1.

  30. Emily la Grange says September 18, 2008
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    I’m with my good friend Mari Smith (above) on this! Your symbols are the best!! Woo hoo! Will be using them lots for sure!

    One question, is there any way of making a Video or film strip type icon??? I would so love one sooooo much as i tweet lots with video emails and would be fab to have a cool symbol for this…

    • Boris says September 18, 2008
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      I have updated the TwitterKeys Palette. It now has a second page (links on the bottom) with more TwitterKeys including this one:

      ✇

      It looks like an old fashioned movie reel. You could use that for video links…

  31. nothingmuch says September 18, 2008
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    I’d love to have some hot springs when you’re back from the soviet union!

    • Boris says September 18, 2008
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      You mean “I’d ♥ to have some ♨ when you’re ☜ from the ☭!” right?

      • nothingmuch says September 18, 2008
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        Well, the joke doesn’t really work without the “hot springs”, because people don’t realize they ♲ the ♨ character to mean “coffee” or some other hot drink, when the ☕ character does exist (fwiw, its name is “HOT BEVERAGE”).

        “I’d ♥ to have some ☕, preferably while relaxing in a ♨ when you’re ☜ from the ☭!” ;-)

        • überRegenbogen says July 07, 2009
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          The article also seems to use ✔ instead of √. Though “make sure my ♂ is √ with it” would still read wrong (“make sure my man is square root with it”). Unfortunately most people wound read “make sure my ♂ is ² with it” wrong.

          Curious that the pallet doesn’t include all of the card suits: ♥♦♣♠. Any font that has ♠ is very likely to have all four.

          And i can’t help but wonder if he mistook ✇ (tape reel) for ☢ (radioactivity).

          • überRegenbogen says July 07, 2009

            Oh. maybe he meant ✔ to be read as “ok”. (I read it as “check”.)

  32. Boris says September 18, 2008
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    Here is my story about what happened in the first 48 hours AFTER I posted this story:

    http://thenextweb.org/2008/09/18/twitterkeys-the-first-48-hours/

    You can get the latest update there too and read all about how it reached 100.000 people within only a few hours…

  33. ASh says September 18, 2008
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    Awesome contribution, excellent

  34. Kim Dearing says September 18, 2008
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    Thanks so much… Love them!

  35. Charlotte says September 18, 2008
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    This site twitter and these little icons make my business rock!!!

  36. Martha says September 18, 2008
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    Hi folks – I love these, but they are so very, very tiny! Any way to make them a bit larger?

  37. Ian Hickson says September 19, 2008
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    So I looked up the characters in the example and translated them to English:
    “I’m going to airplane to hammer and sickle in the morning after I make a black telephone to make sure my male sign is heavy check mark with it. Victory hand for now and don’t forget to writing hand and lets have hot springs soon!”

    In particular, unless you really meant to go have hot springs with someone, you probably should use ☕ to mean coffee…

  38. Matthias says September 19, 2008
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    Silly. Completely silly. Not to mention pointless.
    I love it.

  39. Ru Viljoen says September 19, 2008
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    Well 90% do not display for me. Missing font?

  40. Ru Viljoen says September 19, 2008
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    I found the font, here is the url. File is 1.5mb I saw some other guy had the same problem and recommended a torrent size 22mb. Anyways i would not try that torrent. You have to restart browser after copied to windows/fonts.

    http://code.google.com/p/ipwn/downloads/detail?name=arialuni.ttf&can=2&q=

  41. edison says September 20, 2008
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    美着嘞

  42. MM says September 21, 2008
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    I’m not seeing all of the symbols. What fonts am I missing? I’ve already installed the font posted on the previous comment above but there are symbols that are still not displaying correctly.

  43. Remy Sharp says September 22, 2008
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    Great little bookmarklet. I’ve taken it a little further (based on all the characters you’ve found) and turned it in to a Greasemonkey script for Firefox so I can post updates, and it will automatically convert keywords like ‘love’ to ♥ as I type:

    http://remysharp.com/2008/09/22/autocomplete-even-better-twitter-keys/

    Cheers!

  44. design says September 23, 2008
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    Including bookmarklet!

  45. Joseph Hoetzl says September 24, 2008
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    Doesn’t work in twitterberry…well, some do, but not all.

  46. marzelous says September 25, 2008
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    I’m also having an issue with fonts.

    To be more specific, when I went to the Autocomplete Twitterkeys app above and looked at the list of all autocomplete keys, I’m missing the following symbols: boxtick, box, carrot, sad and the two yellow sad faces below that, pirate, cloud, king, islam, umbrella, bishop, tools, snowman, darkman, peace, and the left-pointing arrow below that (that I think should be a pointing hand), knight, rook, comet, pawn, prince, queen, recycle, retweet, rt, radioactive.

    In total it seems I’m missing about 1/3 of the total twitterkeys characters. The above list was from the autocomplete app only.

    I did install the Arial UniCode Hebrew from above (thank you for that). I also know I’m missing the Asian languages UniCode (can’t find my WinXP installer CD anywhere – what? it’s been 5 years!) and I’m wondering if not having that group of fonts is hampering my twitterkeys experience.

    Suggestions are welcome and appreciated! I just want full functionality. ☺

  47. Linke Harry says September 29, 2008
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    Oh oh oh, were zo’n voorbeeld van beter goed gejat dan slecht verzonnen mannen? Zit jullie wel in het bloed he… potverdikkie, ontzettende trendsetters (trendjatters?)

    http://www.copypastecharacter.com (geregistreerd op 2 Sept., jaja 14 dagen voor dit idee geblogd werd)

    Mooi hoor!
    -
    Let me translate this in English too, just to make sure the international audience gives credit where credit is due…

    I find it rather tasteless that they would not credit the original creator of the idea, Martin Strom (who twittered about it on Sept. 5th) So… herewith…

    The cool site referenced above (and registered/launched a full 2 weeks before the ‘genius’ twitterkeys release) came up with the elegant copy/paste solution.

    Of course this could all be serendipitous, though based on the track record of TheNextWeb crew, it’s pretty safe to assume they saw a good idea, changed it slightly to make it their own, and through ceaseless self-promotion won ‘world-wide’ acclaim in the blogosphere (not in the least via techcrunch is at the center of this circle-jerk).

    LH

    • Boris says September 29, 2008
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      I would have had no problem at all with ‘improving’ on copypastecharacter.com which simply sucks and would have enjoyed saying so if I would have known about it.

      Fortunately the owners of copypastecharacter.com left comments pointing to their site on almost every blog that wrote about TwitterKeys so I’m sure they got their share of traffic too.

      The point you make is very interesting though. What exactly makes a service worthwhile and bloggable? being first obviously is no guarantee to success. being remarkable and having access to other bloggers is more important.

  48. Pam Thompson says October 02, 2008
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    I can’t get all the characters to load – I end up with just a few options. Any suggestions?

  49. Dave says October 05, 2008
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    Hey -

    Cavemen used symbols to communicate. What are we going backwards in life? Use words to get your message across.

  50. eDDy says October 08, 2008
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    HANDY !
    Nice work, thanks to you !

  51. food says October 09, 2008
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    It would be nice if it did not pop up a separate window and just did an overlay like the bit.ly bookmarklet.

  52. Charles Vicle says October 11, 2008
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    Congratulations on finding out about Unicode! Have you heard about IPv6 yet?

    • Boris says October 12, 2008
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      We all know about UTF8 and IPv6. This tool is about making it more accessible for everybody. You might be smart enough to know about IPv6 but apparently not smart enough to see that.

  53. Pete says October 12, 2008
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    What do the rectangular boxes with numbers in them stand for? I have been trying to figure this out for days and it is driving me crazy. For example, ☫ ☬ and ☬

    • Boris says October 12, 2008
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      Hi Pete, not every browser supports UTF8 which you need to display these characters. Looks like your browser is either too new (Firefox beta?) or too old…

      • Pete says October 12, 2008
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        I don’t know what you are saying. I get these symbols from some people when I am on twitter and don’t know what they mean.

        I am using Firefox 3.3 on a MAC

        They have a whole list of them on Twitter keys. Just trying to interpret what they stand for.

  54. Pete says October 12, 2008
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    OK now I see what you are saying from the display you sent me. What I see on my Twitter keys are a box with numbers in them.

    I am using Firefox 3.0.3. Sorry. I don’t understand all the coding you are talking about like UTF8. Your pick of the symbols really explains it to me though that I am simply not seeing the characters but the coding. Is that correct.

    Sorry for being so dense and being a pain about it.

    Is it the fact that I am on a MAC or don’t have fonts needed loaded or my browser then.

    Thanks for taking so much time answering. I was afraid I was offending you or something.

    • Boris says October 12, 2008
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      No problem at all! The whole point of TwitterKeys is that you don’t have to know what UTF8 is! Something some people clearly didn’t understand. I am personally using Firefox 3.0.3 on a Mac as my main browser and it works fine here. The only thing I can think of is that for some reason your Firefox is set to non UTF8. Try this:

      Go to meny bar “View” then down to “Character Encoding” and select “Unicode (UTF8)” from the option list. See if that helps…

  55. Pete says October 12, 2008
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    Hmmm tried that and it didn’t work. So all this time I just haven’t been seeing the characters displayed correctly. How weird.

    Do you think using suitcase fusion or not having some font in my system folder that is doing it?

    When you get sick of me asking you questions, just tell me to leave you alone!

    • Boris says October 13, 2008
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      It could be a Suitcase problem yes. Haven’t used that in years so I’m not sure. Too bad because you are not just using TwitterKeys but lots of other texts on other sites too…

  56. Ben says October 14, 2008
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    Very interesting idea. Bring utf-8 to the people!

    I was looking for an example to illustrate a quick bookmarklet tutorial I made. I took your twitterKeys and made a different version, I hope you don’t mind.

    KeyU8: http://www.yoursiteisvalid.com/validnews/utf-8-special-char-bookmarklet-twitter-keys-reloaded-394.html

    Note: it’s not cross browser but works with Firefox and Chrome that’s for sure.

  57. greg says October 20, 2008
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    I too am missing fonts apparently. I am using Firefox 3.0.3 and have installed the font listed in the comment above.

    Before that, I was only seeing about 20% of the symbols and now I’m at about 50%.

    Here’s what it looks like when I open Twitterkeys now:
    http://www.smomashup.com/images/twitterkeys-font-missing-utf8.gif

    This has been quite annoying to meas I’ve been seeing these little blocks with numbers in them on Twitter and have no idea what people are talking about. Feel like I’ve lost my little decoder ring.

    Can anyone help?

    Thanks!

  58. Pete says October 21, 2008
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    Greg that is exactly how mine looks on this mac. I can’t figure it out. I have suitcase fusion on this mac. I opened it on an older emac that I have without fusion and all the symbols show.
    Tried matching what fonts I had there compared to this mac and still can’t get this one to see all of them.

    I love that explanation of “Feel like I’ve lost my little decoder ring.” and I hate it when I can’t figure something out…

  59. greg says October 21, 2008
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    Well at home I got it to work about 95%. Here at work, I installed the same font pack.. and I’m maybe @65%. Mostly this means if more computer savvy people are having problems with this then imagine all the tons of people who are just looking at boxes of numbers with no clue what’s going on. In effect it could render something like this, fairly useless.

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    [...] Ever wonder how to get cute little symbols into your tweets? Check out Twtitter Keys. [...]

  46. How to Insert Unicode Symbols in Twitter — One News Blog

    [...] How to Insert Unicode Symbols in Twitter. Tags: twitter [...]

  47. Twitdom » TwitterKeys

    [...] TwitterKeys is the answer to all that. [...]

  48. Twitter Resources | graphic and web design sydney - limeshot design

    [...] TwitterKeys – they give you a lot of UTF8 characters in a little bookmarklet, that you can copy and paste in your Twitter posts (TwitterDeck users: enable International Fonts first, under Settings) [...]

  49. David John Mead » Blog Archive » Observations for those new to Twitter…

    [...] TwitterKeys add a little life into tweets and save space [...]

  50. Ó Twitter, não permitas que a bonecada avance | Bitaites

    [...] que os seus criadores (e utilizadores) determinarem para o Twitter, por favor não permitam o uso de bonecada (link via @remixtures) via como acontece no Messenger. Melhorem os servidores, a interface, [...]

  51. Jenn Armour | Design + Marketing + Code + Consulting » Twitter Learning Curve

    [...] Use Symbol’s in your tweets [...]

  52. The Decisive Twitter Links List | AndyDev - Blog & Portfolio of Web Developer Andrew Yates

    [...] TwitterKeys – Enhance your Tweets with UTF8 characters. [...]

  53. Being Amber Rhea » Blog Archive » links for 2009-01-31

    [...] TwitterKeys: Enhance your Twitter conversations – The Next Web (tags: howto tools twitter symbols bookmarklet) [...]

  54. Professional SAHM

    [...] Twitterkeys – lets you insert symbols, smiley faces, etc. into your Tweets like this: ☻✌✏ ♬ ♎ € [...]

  55. Twitter Tips: How to get the most out of 140 characters | Small Business Internet Marketing and Consulting

    [...] Twitter users (@boris and @sandervdv) created a bookmarklet called TwitterKeys that makes these special characters conveniently available in your Internet [...]

  56. Tres Tips para Twitter | Enigma Tres

    [...] hombre con un nombre extraordinariamente largo (Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten) ha escrito un post en thenextweb donde explica como utilizar emoticonos con algunos de los caracteres incluidos en la codificación [...]

  57. TwitterKeys | Vera Design Blog

    [...] you want them, here is the link. Enjoy! Share and [...]

  58. All your TweetDeck questions answered | richardbarley.com

    [...] work in TweetDeck. Copy & paste them from the Twitterkey bookmark popup (as explaiuned on the Twitterkeys site), or just grab them from [...]

  59. Twitter in februari 2009 « Dee’tjes: over internet, zoeken en bibliotheken

    [...] TwitterKeys: Enhance your Twitter conversations. De meeste tekentjes zien er in mijn browser wel raar uit. [...]

  60. Big HUGE List of Twitter Stuff « the mind of a moonstruck mommy

    [...] Twitter Keys all the cool picture characters you can use on Twitter [...]

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