No es la primera vez que os hablamos de Tweetbot, un cliente de Twitter que cuenta con muchísimos usuarios, y es que su atractivo visual y las mejoras en las prestaciones frente a la app oficial, han hecho que se convierta en la opción elegida por muchos para instalar en su iPhone/iPad. Ayer se actualizó a la versión 2.3, en el que, además de diversas mejoras en la interfaz, ahora permite bloquear individualmente los retweets que haga un usuario en cuestión. Ya en el pasado introdujo la opción de silenciar usuarios, de modo que sus tweets no aparecían en nuestro Timeline, salvo si nos mencionaban. Ahora con la opción de deshabilitar los retweets, podremos filtrar un poco más la información que llega a nuestro timeline. La app tiene una versión para iPhone y otra para iPad, que tendremos que pagar individualmente para poder beneficiarnos de una característica introducida en la versión Read More

Posted by Jacob Penderworth on Friday, April 6, 2012 at 3:52 pm.   Tapbots, the developer of popular iPhone and iPad Twitter client Tweetbot, has today brought their apps on both devices to version 2.2. This update’s most notable feature is iCloud integration, which synchronizes the timelines, DMs, and mute filters from the app across all your devices automatically. This means that all you have to do is sign in to your iCloud account — which you should already have done when setting up your iOS device — and the Tweetbot app on all your iOS devices will be synced to the same spot you left off on another. It also marks direct messages as read, makes sure certain accounts are muted, etc. If you didn’t know, there was actually a feature like this in the previous version of the app called Tweet Marker. It would perform the same basic function as Read More

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...looks like the folks over at Tapbots have rolled out an update for Tweetbot, both for the iPhone and iPad versions. Both have gone up to version 2.1... Read More

This is a screenshot from Galaxy on Fire 2 HD running on my iPad 2. However, the app has very recently been updated to take advantage of the new iPad’s Retina Display, so the game will look even more gorgeous on your brand New tablet. The following is a list of apps that you’ll want to pick up today, as they’ve all been suitably updated to look quadruply awesome: There are some pretty cool wallpapers being assembled over at The Verge – http://vrge.co/wfcOCh Read More

Well, today is the big day. Diehard Apple fans around the world are either enduring endless lines or eagerly awaiting the UPS truck from the comfort of their own home. They're all doing the same thing: Pulling open that pristine, white packaging to reveal the latest coveted gadget from Apple's overseas factories: the new iPad. Apple isn't the only one that's been busily prepping for today. App developers everywhere have been recoding and resubmitting their work to the iTunes App Store to take advantage of the new device's specs. More than anything else, it's the iPad's super-high resolution retina display that's giving developers the most compelling reason to push out an update. With its resolution of 2048 x 1536, the iPad's retina display can make even the most well-designed apps look dramatically better. The screen, as Tim Cook proudly pointed out, has 1 million more pixels than an HDTV set. Naturally, Read More

Apple wants you to enjoy that brand new retina iPad and has compiled a list of apps that are ready for the high-resolution display. It includes many of the big-name apps that were quick to get their app updated after Apple’s iPad announcement last week. The list includes entertainment apps, productivity apps, games, and more. Kelly spent the last three years covering mobile technology at places like BGR, Gizmodo and The Unofficial Apple Weblog. Before writing, she spent a few years working with and teaching others how to use Adobe Flash and Macromedia Director. Even earlier than that, she spent six years working on her Ph.D in Microbiology. When she's not writing, she can be found fishing the lakes and hiking the mountains of Western Maine with her husband and children. Read More

The Retina display on the new iPad, available Friday, is absolutely stunning. However, the increase in resolution actually makes some older apps appear all pixelated and gross. You don’t want to show off your brand new iPad and leave your friends with the impression that the screen on your new tablet is any less clear than a shimmering pool of unicorn tears. Here are several iPad apps that have been updated with Retina-ready graphics so everyone within eyesight can witness the pixel-pushing power of your new Apple tablet. Besides the titles that were featured in the iPad introduction event, Apple has setup a new section on the iTunes App Store to highlight Retina-ready titles. I’ve handpicked a few titles from this list and from other updates I’m aware of for you to try out. Keep in mind, this list is not comprehensive and there should be new Retina-optimized apps coming to the Read More

The Retina display on the new iPad, available Friday, is absolutely stunning. However, the increase in resolution actually makes some older apps appear all pixelated and gross. You don’t want to show off your brand new iPad and leave your friends with the impression that the screen on your new tablet is any less clear than a shimmering pool of unicorn tears. Here are several iPad apps that have been updated with Retina-ready graphics so everyone within eyesight can witness the pixel-pushing power of your new Apple tablet. Besides the titles that were featured in the iPad introduction event, Apple has setup a new section on the iTunes App Store to highlight Retina-ready titles. I’ve handpicked a few titles from this list and from other updates I’m aware of for you to try out. Keep in mind, this list is not comprehensive and there should be new Retina-optimized apps coming to the Read More

posted by Joe Rossignol on Friday, March 16, 2012 at 7:45 am.   The new iPad’s crystal clear Retina display is arguably the greatest feature of Apple’s new tablet, so you’ll definitely want to check out the early collection of apps that have been updated to work at the higher resolution. Gizmodo has pieced together a list of iPad apps and games that are deemed “Retina Ready,” ranging from Twitter and Tweetbot to Infinity Blade 2 and Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation. Check out the full list just ahead, and post in the comments if you know of any other App Store titles that take advantage of the extra pixels… Read More

The Retina display on the new iPad, available Friday, is absolutely stunning. However, the increase in resolution actually makes some older apps appear all pixelated and gross. You don’t want to show off your brand new iPad and leave your friends with the impression that the screen on your new tablet is any less clear than a shimmering pool of unicorn tears. Here are several iPad apps that have been updated with Retina-ready graphics so everyone within eyesight can witness the pixel-pushing power of your new Apple tablet. Besides the titles that were featured in the iPad introduction event, Apple has setup a new section on the iTunes App Store to highlight Retina-ready titles. I’ve handpicked a few titles from this list and from other updates I’m aware of for you to try out. Keep in mind, this list is not comprehensive and there should be new Retina-optimized apps coming to the Read More

MG Siegler is a general partner at CrunchFund and a columnist for TechCrunch, where he has been writing since 2009. His focus is on Apple. Prior to TechCrunch, MG covered various technology beats for VentureBeat. Originally from Ohio, MG attended the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI. He’s previously lived in Los Angeles where he worked in Hollywood and in... → Learn More The new iPad nears. Apparently Walmart will be selling them in just a few short hours, well before Apple itself does tomorrow morning. Meanwhile, the first direct-to-consumer shipments should be hitting anytime now. Long story short, a lot of people are going to be getting the new Retina display iPad over the next several hours. Unsurprisingly, the Retina-ready apps are already flowing in. When I asked Apple for a list of third-party Retina-ready apps (all of Apple’s apps are already upgraded) a few days ago for my Read More

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Do you like reading articles on the web, but hate all of the cruft that ends up making posts hard to read? Relax. Readability is going to be available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch for free on March 1, 2012. Readability is somewhat akin to Reader in Safari on the Mac, only much better. Both provide the capability to read web pages sans ads in an very text-centric format, but the similarity ends there. Readability adds extra functionality, including the ability to change text size to accommodate aging or tired eyes, swap fonts, tweet links to posts to your followers, and easily browse a pre-saved reading list. Users of the popular Tweetbot apps for iPhone and iPad know just how handy Readability can be. The Twitter client includes a way to switch linked web pages to a Readability format for easy reading -- I've found that it's my preferred way Read More

Welcome to our weekly installment of Picks of the Week at iSource where we provide our expanded coverage of Apple accessories and applications Here we will promote our favorite iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac and Apple TV related items, as well as bring you occasional tips and tricks. Hopefully many of our favorite items will also be of interest to you. Please feel free to comment on our selections, and suggest picks of your own. Check out this week’s picks after the break. Tweetbot for iPad  [ v 1.0 ] My pick this week is Tweetbot for iPad, recently reviewed here on iSource by Thomas.  Once upon a time I was a purest, and loved and used Twitter’s official applications to access the service. Since they muddled up the simplicity of the old iPhone Twitter client, I switched to Tweetbot, and couldn’t be happier. I continued to use the official Twitter client on Read More

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Looking for a new app this weekend?  Here are ten great new apps for the iPhone and iPad that you may want to check out! The best iPhone Twitter client gets an iPad version, and rapidly becomes the best option for the tablet too.  There are tons of features, plenty of customization options and it’s super-quick too.  $2.99/£1.99. Exact recreations of classic pinball machines from companies such as Bally and Williams.  One table is unlocked for unlimited play, but you’ll have to pay some pretty high in-app purchase prices for the rest.  $0.99/£0.69. The latest sequel to the classic physics puzzle game, with 100 levels, great 3D graphics and Game Center support.  There’s also an HD version available separately, plus plenty of in-app purchases.  $0.99/£0.69. Described as a ‘Like’ button for the whole world, where you can share your love for almost anything, from people and places to different products.  Free. Read More

Ayer os comentábamos el lanzamiento de Tweetbot para iPad y la actualización de la versión para iPhone a la versión 2.0, y hoy nos encontramos con un post en el blog oficial de Tapbots en el que avisan de que ya han enviado a Apple una actualización de los dos clientes de Twitter. Estas actualizaciones tan rápidas se deben a que, y cito textualmente lo que han comentado los desarrolladores: Con una aplicación tan compleja como Tweetbot y con los grandes cambios que hemos hecho en la versión 2.0, es normal que se encuentren bugs. Ya hemos enviado a revisión Tweetbot 2.0.1 para iPhone y 1.0.1 para iPad Los errores que han sido solucionados son los siguientes: Aunque como sabéis, los desarrolladores no tienen control sobre cuándo Apple aprueba las aplicaciones y son publicadas en la App Store, desde Tapbots esperan que estén disponibles a finales de la semana que viene. Read More

...@AppStore: The #iPad version of Tweetbot, a slick & speedy Twitter client, has just launched. http://t.co/rQ75yAjr... Read More

iPad Only App $2.99 Our Review By Carter Dotson on February 9th, 2012 Rating: :: WELL-BUILT MACHINE Tweetbot for iPad is a Twitter client, created by design-conscious iOS developer Tapbots. Developer: Price: $2.99 Version Reviewed: 1.0 Device Reviewed On: iPad 2 iPad Integration Rating: User Interface Rating: Re-use Value Rating: Overall Rating: There are very few apps that someone could say “this has been released!” that I would buy immediately. Tweetbot for iPad was apparently on that list, because as soon as I saw on Twitter that the iPhone/iPod touch Twitter client was now available on iPad, I went out and bought it sight-unseen with an urgency unlike the way I approach many other things in my life. Tweetbot, for the unengaged, is an app from design-conscious developer Tapbots for browsing and posting to Twitter. The iPhone/iPod version brought their design principles, along with a variety of advanced functions like gestures, Read More

Tweetbot desde su lanzamiento se ha convertido en una de las aplicaciones para Twitter más alaureadas y más usadas para esta red social. Tapbots, compañía que lo desarrolla, destaca por la gran calidad gráfica y funcional de sus aplicaciones. La gran novedad en el día de ayer de estos chicos, es el lanzamiento del esperadísimo cliente Tweetbot para iPad el cual ya podemos descargar desde la App Store. Que, como era de esperar, ha enamorado a los ya fans de Tweetbot y atraído a algunos más (como a mi). Contamos con una interfaz limpia y con todo lo necesario para interactuar con Twitter en una misma pantalla, sin tener que acceder a paneles adicionales. En la captura que encabeza estas líneas, podréis ver la interfaz en horizontal, pero debajo tenéis una captura en vertical (haciendo click podréis verla en tamaño completo). Lo único que quizá se podría echar en cara a Read More

I use Tweetbot for iPhone as my primary portal to Twitter, and I’ve been following the Tapbots duo of @TapbotPaul and @MarkJardine on Twitter for a while now, and over the past few months, they’ve done their best to make it seem like Tweetbot for iPad was a while away – all the while teasing us with the notion that app #006 was coming soon. Then I logged on earlier this afternoon and saw this @Tweetbot tweet, announcing the release of the app I’d been told not to expect. Oh. One of the things I should mention right off the bat is that Tweetbot for iPad is not a universal app; it’s a completely separate $2.99 purchase, regardless of whether or not you own Tweetbot for iPhone. I always appreciate it when apps become universal after an update, as was the case with apps like Twitterrific and 2Do, but I don’t have Read More

posted by Joe Rossignol on Wednesday, February 8, 2012 at 4:06 pm.   The folks at Tapbots have been working hard lately, as they’ve now released an official Tweetbot for iPad app after updating Tweetbot for iPhone to version 2.0 earlier today. Tweetbot is a popular and well-designed Twitter client for iOS, and the official iPad version includes multiple timelines, smart gestures, native push notifications, a customizable navigation, and the ability to attach photos and videos. Additionally, the app supports multiple services such as Instapaper and Read It Later. Tweetbot for iPad can be purchased from the App Store for $2.99 and is compatible with iOS 5 or later. Read More

By Blake Grundman on February 8th, 2012 Tweetbot is all grown up... As you may have already read, earlier today Tweetbot just released a fresh new release of their extremely popular iPhone Twitter client.  Going along with that, developer Tapbots has also announced that there is finally an iPad version of the application available on the App Store. The new application makes use of the extra screenspace of the iPad, by streamlining the already exceptional dash interface.  Among the highlights of the tool are the gesture controls that greatly simplify Twitter stream navigation.  Along with redefining interface, users will also be able to go in and manually modify what is shown on screen.  Trust us, customization is always a good thing. If there were one complaint about this news, it is that Tweetbot is not available as a Universal app.  That said, when something is this useful, there isn’t anything wrong Read More

I admit I was late to the Tweetbot bandwagon. I was tempted by the initial reviews, but wasn't keen to spend the money. Yeah, it was $2.99. But, if I wanted to spend money on a Twitter app, I wanted to buy one and have that be it for awhile. The free native Twitter app, which evolved from Tweetie, suited me until the overhaul in December. While there were some features I liked, others drove me up the wall. I found that I was using Twitter less and less because I didn't care for the redesigned iPhone app and web interface. So, I finally turned to Tweetbot, and I haven't looked back. Steve Sande told me during Macworld that he had a beta for Tweetbot on the iPad and got the appropriate green-eyed monster stare in return. Along with the release of Tweetbot 2.0 for the iPhone, we can finally use Read More

...new app feels just like the iPhone version, but it also feels less constricting thanks tot he menu bar being moved to the left side of the screen... Read More

One of my favorite ways to access Twitter is through Tweetbot because I feel like it’s an excellent and stylized way to use the micro-blogging service. That’s why I’m very happy to see that Tweetbot has landed on the iPad and that the 2.0 version is now available for the iPhone. Tweetbot is a Twitter client that uses clean, useful designs and subtle sounds to make browsing Twitter an amazing experience. It’s very simple to read through you timelines, open links from tweets and even see the conversation history of tweets. Unlike the new Twitter apps, I believe Tweetbot packs both style and functionality in a neat little package. The iPad app uses the tablet’s space well and you have all the usual actions and gestures that you’re used to if you have the iPhone version. If you’re a newbie, there are some quick instructions which make it simple to understand. Read More

Following the release of the new Tweetbot version 2.0 earlier today, the Tweetbot team has just released Tweetbot for iPad, now available on the iTunes App Store. The new iPad version includes many of Tweetbot for iPhone’s new features, and also features new iPad specific gestures. Tweetbot for iPad sports the following features: Read More

Der initiale April-Release von Tweetbot (2.39 €; App Store-Link) war überragend, verbesserte sich im Laufe der vergangenen Monate kontinuierlich und springt heute auf eine gerechtfertigte Version 2.0. Die in der Timeline integrierten Bilder, der Zähler für ungelesene Tweets und die verbesserte Darstellung der Direktnachrichten erfreuen beim kostenlosen Update. Am iPhone bleibt dieser Twitter-Client (für mich) weiterhin unangefochten die erste Wahl. Nichtsdestotrotz: Eine iPad-Fassung, egal ob als separate App oder Universal-Aktualisierung, vermisse ich schmerzlich. Erfolgreich gejammert: Tweetbot für das iPad (2.39 €; App Store-Link) erreicht den App Store. Read More

A lot of us around the TUAW offices are big fans of everything that comes out of Tapbots, so when Tweetbot for iPhone came out we dutifully shelled out our bucks to get a decent Twitter app for our favorite phone. Just a little while ago we told you about version 2.0 of the iPhone app, and now we can spill the beans on the latest from Tapbots -- Tweetbot for iPad. We weren't expecting Tapbots to announce it quite so fast, but apparently they just could not wait a moment longer. I won't do a complete review today, but will entice you with a few screenshots from the app. I was fortunate to be a beta tester for Tweetbot for iPad, and let it suffice for me to say that if you like Tweetbot on your iPhone, you're going to love it on the iPad. Read More