Did I Forget To Mention Nambu?

Nambu is a “social messaging experience” and I should have mentioned it with all the other “social screens” you can use to keep up to the micro-second contact with your social ecosystem. Maybe I slipped up because it’s Mac OS only at this point. Or maybe it’s just a bit too head swirling to keep up with the dizzying number of new apps to keep your social contacts up to the nano second. But, at some point you have to choose, and this is another choice:

Explore the various sections of Nambu for OS X here, and click on the sections you are interested in learning more about.

Move between different possible views: single column, accounts with messages, or multiple columns.

Manually get new messages, or let Nambu adjust to grab them as quickly as possible.

Send a new message anytime without wasting space on a open window.

Extensive Twitter support: Mentions, Direct Messages, Favourites and more.

Separate people into special groups for distinct, more timely following.

Start a persistent Twitter search to track what people are saying.

Enter a live keyord filter to find that set of tweets you are looking for.

Act on any message with the operations menu: retweet, reply, and a lot more.

See actual website names for shared links to know where you will go.

Monitor your persistent searches for new entries or keep up the latest trends.

Tagged as: FriendFeed, Mac OS, Mac OS X, Nambu Line, Social network, Twitter