1. Tweetlogix :  This application makes following your Twitter friends easier than ever. Its unique rich timeline offers inline image previews and tappable links. It also allows you to tweet photos, videos, and music titles and enables you to mute users, search nearby, follow lists, follow trends, and more. It is a simple, fast, easy-to-navigate application.
2. Echofon: A clean iPhone Twitter app with push notifications and unread tweet syncing with your computer.
3. qTweeter:  Users with jailbroken iPhones who are also Twitter and Facebook users should check out qTweeter. It’s a pervasive app that runs in the background, and lets you fire off a quick Twitter and/or Facebook status message without exiting whatever application you’re using.
4. Tweetdeck:  Along with Hootsuite, one of the most popular apps used today for managing followers, tweets, scheduling and more.
5. Seesmic:  Seesmic connects you wherever you are. Seesmic mobile CRM and social media management applications empower connected organizations and individuals around the globe.
6. Boxcar: A good application for adding Twitter, Facebook, RSS and more. It also allows you to read all your messages in one place, whether you’re on the go or at your computer.
7. Twitterific: Twitterrific is a fun application that lets you read and publish posts or “tweets” to the Twitter community website. The application’s user interface is clean, concise and designed to take up a minimum of real estate on your Mac’s desktop.
8. SocialDash:  One of the only iPhone apps that provides access to Facebook and Twitter statistics on things like Klout. This app that gives you a dashboard view of the social you all in one place and conveniently in the palm of your hand.
9. Tweeb:  Tweeb is a Twitter analytics and Twitter follower management app. It’s the only app that provides a simple, digestible, and yet comprehensive view of how you are doing on Twitter. It is built both for the engaged Twitter user and for those involved in social media, who need a fast, dashboard-style view of key stats for their clients.
10. TweetList:  A full-featured Twitter client that highlights Twitter lists. This app was recommended for disabled users.

I hope you enjoyed our list for today :)

Don’t hesitate to share any of your favorite Twitter iPhone applications with us in the comment section below.

Therefore, today I chose to share with you 10 of my favorite Twitter users so you can follow them and learn from their tweeting habits :)

1. @Chrisvossblog

Whether you are seeking random quotes or specific tips about a variety of topics, Chris Voss is the man for you! Not only is he an active tweep, he also retweets and reciprocates follows.

2. @LoriMoreno

Smart, beautiful and positively entertaining, Lori Moreno always has something to say, and it’s always good! Follow her and get a whiff of her wide knowledge about a variety of subjects and enjoy the quotes she shares about love and life.

3. @Johnlusher

One of the first tweeps I followed when I first joined Twitter, John Lusher has to be one of my favorite tweeps! He’s into social media, marketing, relationship building and content management amongst other things. He shares interesting information and he replies to your tweets and cares about what you say. You gotta love him!

4. @bkmacdaddy

With a unique sense of creativity and a good eye for design, bkmacdaddy is a great source for web and graphic design tips. He also shares fun links related to design as well as SEO and Twitter tips.

5. @ruhanirabin

Not only is this guy a genius, he is also a sweet heart! If you have a useful post with valuable information, he will retweet it for you and make it popular! Moreover, he shares really good tips about several topics and some motivational quotes as well.

6. @livinlime

A lovely tweep with a great Twitter name, avatar and stream. Not only does she appreciate follows, Rts and recommendations, she also promotes women’s accomplishments and is an active and interesting Twitter user.

7. @seams16

Seams16 is a great tweep; he is active and he cares. Moreover, he writes chidlren’s books which makes him one of the nicest guys you kind find on Twitter! Follow him and he will follow you back!

8. @meetLindaSage

Linda Sage is an author, business and personal mentor, weight management coach and motivational speaker seeking to make a positive change in people’s lives. She tweets motivational quotes in addition to links about life challenges and ways to over come them.

9. @lindaAWI

A beautiful woman with a beautiful soul passionate about enriching women’s lives. Linda shares great tips about taking care of your body and she is a great retweeter. Follow her and she will follow you back!

10. @IamPramit

Looking for tips about travel? Photos of cars? Keys to happiness? Facebook tricks? Whatever it is you seek, Pramit might have the answer for you. He is a great conversationalist and sharer and he cares.

Hope you enjoy following my Twitter friends.

Don’t hesitate to share your favorite Twitter peeps in the comment section below :)

Here are 10 Climate Change lists that contain experts you might want to follow:

1. Ecotweeps

Ecotweeps is a list of eco and green tweeps created by @mimimyne. Ecotweeps has 52 tweeps listed, including @planetgreen and @thegreenforum.

2. Climate Friends

Climate Friends is a list of top Climate Friendly (Low Carbon) tweeps created by @toddlucier. Climate Friends has 27 tweeps listed, including @liveearth and @wwf_climate.

3. Klima

Klima is a list of top tweeps specialized in climate change and the COP15 summit in Copenhagen, created by @FelsBerlin. Klim has 40 tweeps listed, including @tcktcktck and @350.

4. Activists We Like

Activists We like is a list of online activists who tweet on anti-poverty, environment and social justice, created by @wdmuk. Activists We Like has 69 tweeps listed, including @geecologist and @kimondo.

5. Ecotopia

Ecotopia is a list of ecotopians, green visionaries and eco-anything tweeps created by @ecoartopia. Ecotopia has 31 tweeps listed, including @denversolarguy, @windpowersystem, and @treehugger.

6. Cleantech

Cleantech is a list of expert tweeps in renewable energy created by @polizeros. Cleantech has 48 tweeps listed, including @go_gasfree and @eco_investments.

7. Sustainability

Sustainability is a list of expert tweeps in economical green sustainability development created by @kazoooka. Sustainability has 51 tweeps listed, including @NWF and @Climate_Bill.

8. Everything Green

Everything Green is a list of top green Twitter users discussing green business, climate change, and the environment, created by @awio. Everything Green has 53 tweeps listed, including @thepromostore and @agreenliving.

9. Ecology

Ecology is a list of expert tweeps on Earth and Environment created by @winland. Ecology has 10 tweeps listed including @earthhour and @ecoexploration.

10. Green

Green embraces a number of topics, mainly recycling. It was created by @helprecycle_com and currently has 29 followers including @chrisvoss and  @greentwtr.

Check out the lists above and let us know which one you think best suits your interests and which one you recommend the most for other Climate enthusiasts.

@BorowitzReport

Andy Borowitz is a comedian, satirist, author and is the person behind the Borowitz Report. You can expect the same smart, timely and hilarious commentary that you have grown to expect from the Report. Absolutely worth a follow.

@TSAgov

Any frequent traveler can reflect on a slew of traumatic experiences they have suffered under the hands and equipment of the TSA. Agent Smith is kind of like your psychiatrist; by reliving some of those experiences and seeing them through the eyes of a comedian allows you to work through your traumas, and makes your see your TSA experience through the eyes and mind of Agent Smith.

@pourmecoffee

Satirists tend to stick to politics and social issue but this Tweep really aims wide; sports, educations politics, science and many others are within his range and sometimes his tweets are just interesting.

@petersagal

Peter Sagal is the the Host of NPR’s “Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me!,” a comedian with a dry and witty sense of humor and if you are a fan of the show this is a must-follow.

@charliemcdowell

If you have ever had an annoying neighbor, you will be able to empathize with Charlie McDowell’s plight; he lives under a couple of very ditzy girls and he vents by tweeting some of their conversations and sometimes commenting on them as well. He starts every tweet with “Dear GAM”  where GAM stands for “Girls Above Me”.

@whitegrlproblem

There are many problems in the world so it helps to get a bit personal and focus on the problems that face you instead. So this Twitter feed addresses that and tries to deal with the problems faced by an obnoxious, condescending, and frivolous socialite. Oh the drama of having to deal with boyfriend problems, not being thin enough and sex issues, but on the up side you realize how tiny your problems are in comparison to hers.

@badbanana

Who ever thought that there is humor in Nebraska! Tim Siedell probably has some of the best one-liners on Twitter and he’s one hilarious fellow.

@TheOnion

Satire so good that there is a Tumblr dedicated to those fools who thought it was real news. The Onion Twitter offers us the best thing about the Onion: its headlines.

@paulapoundstone

A constant presence back in the ’90′s who disappeared off of the face of the earth in early 2000′s and now is a regular guest on NPR. Her sense of humor really stems from her awkward existence.

@kellyoxford

The queen of humorous self-depreciation, Kelly Oxford, is a mother of three little kids offers her commentary about pop culture and the culture of her kids. She has garnered a great following and even people like Robert Ebert are fans of hers.

Are there any other satirists that you might add to the list? Share with us your thoughts in the comment section below.

@petersagal

@Nouriel

Dr. Doom was one of the first people to predict the economic downturn and give valid advice for how to get out of the recession. His Twitter feed tends to mostly document his various travels and talks around the world but, on the other hand, he also links to his blog, the RGE monitor, which is an invaluable place for global financial analysis.

@nytimeskrugman

While Krugman tends to delve into politics more so than the majority of economists on the list, he is still a voice to be heard. He seems to represent the more conservative side of economics and the Nobel Laureate doesn’t hold back any punches when it comes to voodoo economics.

@Alaidi

If you are interested in keeping up with Forex news then Ashraf is an excellent person to follow. He’s always posting updates, analysis, and charts of the daily trades.

@LaMonicaBuzz

Paul R. La Monica is a CNN Money reporter and he always has his eyes on all the stocks, all the time! With an average of more than 25 tweets a day, you will be bombarded with timely and relevant stock information during day trading.

@HamzeiAnalytics

While a bit less known that others on the list, Faris Hamzei is a very valuable source. His experience in the market is vast and provides some valuable insights. He is also a keen follower of Twitter and regularly re-tweets valuable content that you might have missed on other venues.

@HRBlock

Got questions about your taxes or filling them? H&R Block is an excellent place to turn to for advice and they also post some interesting articles about the IRS and even how to teach teens about financial responsibility and taxes.

@PIMCO

While the name will be obscure to those outside of the business and finance circles, the global investment management firm is recognized as having some of the top brains in the industry; Bill gross and Mohammed El-Erian. The updates are like a journal of the views and interviews of the two co-founders.

@BloombergNews

The preeminent financial news network is heavily represented with more than half a dozen accounts with this being the most broad in its coverage of business and financial news.

@felixsalmon

Felix Salmon is probably the most light-hearted and accessible feed out of the bunch. He is the finance blogger for Reuters and he talks about everything from geeky financial formula tattoos to taking jabs at other financial writers and their bad math. In the middle of all of this, there is plenty of useful information.

@moorehn

Heidi N. Moore, the ex Wall Street Journal reporter and NPR correspondent has an interesting account . Her articles are still solid as ever but she manages to talk about such a wide array of topics that it is sometimes confusing to weed through that information. Even though, her account gives the reader a good idea of what it feels like to be on the front lines in finance.

Hope you’ve enjoyed our list. If you are interested in us creating a list for a topic of your liking, please get in touch with us and let us know.