Who remembers the account [email protected]? Once upon a time, Twitter's official GTalk Bot, sending a tweet was simply a matter of flow... But at some point, Twitter canceled the Bot, and later, Twitter began to be repeatedly wall raped, and then there were very few Twitter applications based on IM.
I used one called Twittd to support Jabber, AIM, Gtalk, Yahoo! Messenger, Windows Live Messenger and other IM to update Twitter, but also short-lived. I still have a lot of third-party Bot accounts in GTalk, but they're all dead bodies.
This week to a use of GTalk to update Twitter Bot - TwiTalker, tried and really useful, seems to be a Chinese work (should be this), based on Google App Engine, there is reason to believe that it will not be so short-lived.
The enabling process is simple, follow these steps:
1, through OAuth verification
Open the home page of TwiTalker, click on the right "Sign in with Twitter" bird, the default is to use https to open, but for now, you need to take the initiative to flip down and send a collection of hosts IP (know how to use it!) :