New utilities to communicate through images on Twitter

Twitter forces you to limit your thoughts to 140 character , ordinary users of the text messaging network have the problem for information overload: there's too much to read, no matter how you cut it.
The lackness is that there isn't too much to see.
Twitter contain a massive volume of minute texts, but your eyes can only see only text.
Images, however, are a different story. You scan a page of them in seconds: for example you can see food looks like at a certain restaurant or other images.
Several utilities exist for posting images to Twitter from computers and mobile phones. We can suggest Airme, TwitGoo, Twitpic and Yfrog, and others.
But these are not very complete applications. Luckily, another set of Twitter image utilities is emerging to let you search and browse these images and offer fresh insight into the world around us in a fast way continuing to read text messages on the network.
You can communicate few information about where you are, what you're doing, what you're interested in, and what kind of mood you're in,with an image, and you can't say that all in text.