Two new social tools  launched yesterday and both claim to change the way we think of social media: Twitter Web Analytics and Social Business Index.

First, let’s talk about Twitter Web Analytics.

As of now, it’s in beta and only available to a small group of people. It’ll soon be released to all website owners in a few weeks. Twitter claims that this analytics tool will help answer the question of how the high volume of engagement on Twitter effects company websites.  The Twitter Developers blog states:

It’s hard to believe that Sunday will mark the 10th Anniversary of the terrorist attacks that hit the World Trade Center. Just like most everyone else, I can remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when the planes struck. Personally, I was in the 7th grade in an elementary school in the Bronx, NY. It’s so strange to think how much time passed and now I’m sitting here writing this blog post like it’s a piece of history. It’s almost stranger to think that at this point, it is a piece of history that happens to feel like it happened only days ago.

It’s  also hard to step foot around any sort of media – digital or not – and not see an article, tweet, blog post, or Facebook status about the 10th Anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Rightfully so.

We’re excited to say that our client, Bidmyway, launched its deals application. What makes it different than all the other deals applications being thrown your way? It’s hyperlocal and only in Chicago (for now).

The app is available to download on the iPhone and Android today and it makes it easier than ever to snag a deal. All you have to do is pick a deal type that you’re interested in whether it be dining, drinks, shopping etc. You set your own budget depending on how much you want to spend on any given day and then all the deals that fit your criteria are mapped out for you to pick from.

How much easier can it get? The fact that it’s a free app is also something worth mentioning. So go ahead and check it out. We’re pretty excited that it’s on TechCrunch too. Don’t be shy, tell us what you think.