If you’re big on Twitter and following tweets and ever thought, “Wow, it would be so cool if I could hear tweets instead of reading them,” then check out Talking Tweet for iPhone. This app is designed as a Twitter client that vocalizes new tweets using speech synthesis, which is supposed to result in a natural sounding voice and translate text in foreign languages to English. Talking Tweet is going head to head with Tweet Talk as a free Twitter Client set on enhancing users’ Twitter experience. While I suppose there is some general appeal to the idea of talking tweets, it holds none for me.

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Talking Tweet – A Twitter Client That Talks

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