That silly little 140 character tool that we all thought was shallow and of little use in the beginning is getting deeper and more useful.

Now your Twitter stream can be a full-fledged, graphical, useful magazine interface for people to follow.

Check mine out and see how it not only shows you what me and my Twitter peeps are talking about, but it goes and grabs info from the links we all share and constructs a very cool, informative, fun magazine layout of your stream.

So if you want to see what’s going on at a glance and see what’s on the links people are sharing BEFORE you have to click them, TwitterTim.es is a good way to go.

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