Twitter came out last week and had a very lengthy post on what Twitter thinks its’ enduring values should be and what they should focus on in the future to be successful.
The post is to mainly explain what Twitter envisions as its future for their website and for their users. The post is quite long, so I will summarise it here. Read the full article at the Twitter Blog.
I cannot say that we waited a whole year for this, but the release of an official Twitter client for Android was quite a big milestone, which was noticed by the community. Let’s see what Twitter can and cannot do, how it differs from other applications, and whether it is worth installing, and more importantly keeping on your phone.
Since the time I got my Nexus One, I used a Twitter client called Seesmic, which I reviewed earlier this year. Not long ago I reviewed another Twitter client – Twicca. This time, my attention was attracted by another program of this type – Touiteur. This is a new application, which only recently changed its status to the final version. It is now available for download in the market.
There are plenty of Twitter clients available on the Android Market. I have previously reviewed Seesmic, and was quite happy with its functionality and user interface. One of my friends told me about another Twitter client – a program called Twicca. He argued that Twicca is one of the best twitter clients available for Android. So I decided to check it and compare. Twicca offers all of the necessary and most commonly used features: large number of settings, plug-in support, twitt color separation and much more – please see details below:
These days you need to have a reliable and easy-to-use Twitter client. I have found a couple of nice ones for Android – Seesmic and Twidroid. In this article I will review the Seesmic, and describe what I liked about the program, what I didn’t, and quickly compare Seesmic and Twidroid. I will post Twidroid review in the near future as well.
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