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Verizon Wireless Offers Twitter App to Feature Phones

Sep 9, 2009, 9:31 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Verizon Wireless announced a new Twitter application called Tweet-Tweet that is compatible with its feature phones. The application allows Twitter users to update their status, as well as view and reply to friends, re-tweet and send direct messages. The application can be downloaded by texting "Tweet" to APPS (2-7-7-7). Tweet-Tweet works with over 60 handsets, including models that run BREW. The application costs $4 for unlimited Tweets, or $1.50 per month.

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donebrasko

Sep 9, 2009, 9:42 AM

It cost???????????

Are they really charging for this?

Jayshmay

Can someone please share some insight with me? Why isn't email good enough???

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SellPhones82

That's what I was thinking. Instead of paying for it why not use the built in web brower that you are already paying the data fees for to post if you really need to? Then again they would not be VZW if they did not nickel and dime their customers. ...
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