PLAINVIEW, N.Y.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Blast Applications Inc. (OTC: BLAP – News), a premier creator and developer of iPhone, Twitter and Facebook applications, announced today the official launch of Twedemption v1.2, its fast and easy to use Twitter application.

Twitter power users often find their Twitter direct messages inbox clogged up with too many messages; unfortunately, Twitter doesn’t provide a way to delete multiple or all direct messages at once. You can delete them individually, but that’s going to take a lot of your time if you have too many direct messages in your account. Twedemption v1.2 eliminates them all.

“We wanted to solve a wide-spread issue plaguing thousands of Twitter users,” says Dino Luzzi, CEO of Blast Applications. “If you’ve been following a lot of people and accumulating a large group of followers, it’s very likely you’ve received a lot of auto generated direct messages.”

This program is invaluable for Twitter power users to quickly and easily delete messages with a single click. A one-time fee of $5.99 allows continued use of Twedemption v1.2.

About Blast Applications, Inc.

Blast Applications, Inc. is a premier creator and developer of applications for iPhone^® , Twitter^® and Facebook^® , allowing users to have more fun, be productive and make social media sites easier to use and more intuitive than before. Blast Applications has a unique opportunity to monetize the web surfer’s dedication to social media sites. Through direct advertising programs tied to the Company’s tools and applications. For more information please visit www.blastapplications.com or www.twedemption.com.

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