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iPhone Twitter clients

Icebird for iPhone updated to 1.1: landscape support,

June 14, 2010

[Update: Apparently the lack of tap-n-hold is due to my iPhone 4.0 GM firmware. Icebird's dev says he can't guarantee that the feature will work on all devices, which is definitely a bit of a bummer. Upcoming version 1.11 may fix this, though.]
Icebird (review) should be my primary Twitter client on the iPhone, but one [...]

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Twitter Buys Tweetie – a Win-Win-Win

April 10, 2010

Twitter has bought Tweetie, the superb and hugely popular Twitter app for the iPhone.
Once upon a time I wanted a better Twitter app for my iPhone, so I wrote one.  My goal was to make something simple, beautiful, and intuitive. 

That’s the opening of Loren Brichter’s (the creator of Tweetie) blog post on [...]

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Quick Look: Tweetings for iPhone [iPhone Apps]

February 6, 2010

Another day, another Twitter app for the iPhone.  There are plenty of them out there, but Tweetings was recommended to me by @ShobizzNess, a great reader and commenter here, so I thought I’d give it a look.
I’ve been using Tweetings, alongside my favorite Twitter app (Tweetie) for quite a few days now – and of [...]

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Tweetie 2 for iPhone Updated – Adds Support for Lists, Geotagging & a Whole Lot More

November 29, 2009

Tweetie 2 – one of the most popular and highly-rated Twitter apps for the iPhone – has just had a major update, to Version 2.1.  The new version adds a slew of new features, including support for some high-profile new-ish Twitter features – things like Lists (and the ability to create them, edit them, [...]

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Tweetie 2 Is Out – Early Impressions Are Very Positive

October 9, 2009

We’ve done a lot of talking about Tweetie 2 here over the last couple of weeks, and some debating and arguing as well.  Now the app has hit the App Store, and we can start talking about it on its merits as a Twitter app again as well.
I’ve been playing around with the [...]

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Coming Soon: Huge, Major Update for Tweetie – But Is It Going to Be a Brand New App?

September 28, 2009

Tweetie is one of the very best and most popular iPhone Twitter apps, and has long been a favorite of mine.  Over recent months, I’ve grown to like a couple of its competitors – Twitterrific and SimplyTweet – quite a lot as well, and Twitterrific is probably my co-favorite alongside Tweetie now.
For the last [...]

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SimplyTweet Updated – Adds Ability To Upload Videos on iPhone 3GS

September 6, 2009

SimplyTweet – one of the most capable and full-featured iPhone Twitter apps – has just had an update, to Version 2.2.  The most notable new feature in the update version is the ability to upload videos along with your tweets, on the iPhone 3GS.
I just tested that out a little bit, and it worked [...]

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iTweetReply for iPhone Gets Updated – Minor Bug Fixes, Speed Improvements

August 24, 2009

iTweetReply, the push notifications-enabled Twitter app from Syncode, received a minor update today, bringing it to version 1.1.1. This update fixes some minor bugs including the TwitterFon opening issue, modifies the new tweet screen slightly, and includes speed improvements.
Though not incredibly pressing, if you’re an iTweetReply user, you’ll want to make sure you update the [...]

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Twitterrific iPhone App 2.1 Update Now Available

August 19, 2009

Patrick mentioned yesterday that Twitterrific 2.1 had been submitted to the App Store and was due any day.
That day is… today.
As I type this, the highly-anticipated update to this full-fledged Twitter app is propagating its way through the App Store, for both the free and premium versions.
As soon as I saw the info pop into [...]

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Twitterrific 2.1 Coming Soon, Adding Video Recording / Posting & Lots More

August 18, 2009

Since its huge 2.0 update, Twitterrific has just edged out Tweetie as my favorite iPhone Twitter app, amongst a very tough field, and it’s the one I use most day to day.  So I was very happy to see a post from David Chartier at Macworld this morning that provides a lot of detail [...]

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