HashNewsGram app for iPhone and iPad

With Visual-Voice in HashNewsGram you can “Speak and Post on Twitter” or of you prefer just see what you are saying before you Tweet it up to 200 words (not characters) per Twitter post with the HashNewsGram iPhone/iPad app.

No more typing, handsfree Twittering is here. You just speak, see your words, post on Twitter along an audio recording of your voice as well as videos, pics, hand-drawing, acticons-action icons can be added.

There are many other new improvements and new features:
- Twitter post library – save any post anytime for all time.
- Twitter Log – see all your Twitter posts and Retweet them anytime.
- Podcast-Music library – record music, songs, presentations and easily post them to Twitter as well as share them via email, Gallery, Facebook and other ways.

Never get stuck at 280 characters again. There is no limit to the amount of text you can post on Twitter with HashNewsGram 3.3. You can post essentially unlimited text, videos, pics, audio recordings including pre-recorded music and audio from the HashNewsGram library, created freehand paintings or drawings using the drawing features and library, multimedia images called Acticons-Action Icons.


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