UberMedia

Cintric, LLC is a technology company that specializes in location-based services through its mobile software development kit (SDK). Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, with an additional office in Oakland, California, Cintric provides tools that enable businesses to gather and analyze user data related to location and behavior. The platform tracks users' movements continuously, generating insights about their home, work, and significant locations, as well as their behavioral patterns and preferences. This information is transformed into actionable location intelligence, which can be utilized for targeted advertising, enhancing user experiences, and understanding economic trends and retail visitations. By offering a web panel and public API, Cintric empowers developers and enterprises to optimize their marketing strategies and improve engagement with their customers. As of 2017, Cintric operates as a subsidiary of UberMedia, Inc.

TweetDeck is a Twitter client designed for desktop, web, and mobile devices, featuring a unique columned user interface that allows users to manage and monitor Twitter feeds efficiently. Originally developed as an Adobe AIR application, TweetDeck enables users to organize their main feed into topic or group-specific columns, offering a broader overview of tweets in real-time. The application integrates various social media services, including Twitter and Facebook, to enhance user experience. In 2011, TweetDeck was acquired by Twitter, which subsequently rebuilt the application using HTML5 technology, further improving its functionality and accessibility.

ÃœberTwitter is a company devoted to delivering highly functional Twitter clients for mobile devices. There first product was ÃœberTwitter for the BlackBerry line of mobile phones. They are now pleased to offer ÃœberTwitter for iPhones, as well.

Echofon is a iPhone and Firefox app for Twitter. It was formerly known as TwitterFon and TwitterFox, respectively.

Mixx is a social news platform that allows users to discover and share news based on their interests and location. Founded by Chris McGill, former General Manager of Yahoo News, Mixx combines elements of social networking with news aggregation, creating a personalized experience for each user. Users can bookmark stories, photos, and videos, as well as submit and vote on content, fostering a community-driven environment. The platform also provides a customized homepage featuring relevant news items, popular stories, and categorized sections such as business, sports, and health. Additionally, users can join topical groups to refine the news they receive. Mixx aims to support niche publishers by promoting less mainstream topics that may not gain traction on larger platforms. By partnering with publishing entities, Mixx facilitates traffic exchange, benefiting both users and content creators.