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TweetDeck is your social browser for Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare and Buzz.TweetDeck is your mobile browser for staying in touch with what's happening on Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare and Buzz. TweetDeck makes it easy to stay up to date and organized no matter where you are.

(A Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare or Buzz account is required)

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Category:: Social Networking
Release Date:: May 26, 2012
Homepage:: http://tweetdeck.com
Publisher:: Twitter, Inc.
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Topic Tuesday: What is the best Twitter app for Android? | Android and Me

Thu, 03 Nov 2011 17:11:38 UTC +00:00

Android and Me

As part of our increasing focus on you, the loyal reader, we’re pleased to introduce a new weekly series called Topic Tuesday. Each Tuesday we’ll post a question for user-only discussion. In exchange for your opinions, we’ve increased the points for a comment upvote on these posts, so sharing something useful to the community will get you even more credit. Today’s question: What is the best Twitter app for Android? I’m sure we’ve had this discussion before, but the last post I could find was from 2009, so I think we’re ready for a revisit. In addition to user comments, we’ll make sure to get a few staffers to answer each Topic Tuesday, too. My favorite Twitter client has to be Tweetdeck. I’m in love with the column interface, especially the small yellow dots/lines that indicate when there are new tweets to be read. At a glance, I can see new tweets Read More

Best Twitter Apps for Android

Wed, 28 Sep 2011 17:28:04 UTC +00:00

Android Authority - Android News, Phones, Tablets, Apps, Reviews

Millions of people all around the world use Twitter to keep in touch with one another or to stay updated with the latest in news and trends. In fact, Twitter has become one of the most pervasive social networking avenues today that apps for the Twitter service have been produced not just for desktops but also for Android smartphones and tablets. There are literally hundreds of Twitter apps on the Android Market. It would be insane to try each of them one after another, hoping to find the best one that suits your needs and tastes. Here’s some time-saver for you. We’ve selected 5 well-liked and popular Twitter apps for Android. Admittedly, the features of these apps extend beyond Twitter–but as a minimum, each one does support the basics. If you’re the purist type of tweeter, and you prefer Twitter’s official app for Android, you can settle for that one, too–it’s Read More

The Best Free Twitter Apps for Android | PCWorld

Sat, 17 Sep 2011 21:09:31 UTC +00:00

Reviews and News on Tech Products, Software and Downloads - PCWorld

As a self-proclaimed Twitter fiend, I like to tweet my thoughts and ramblings both at home and on the go. I used to just text my tweets to Twitter; soon, however, I discovered that I was missing out on a ton of high-quality tweets and conversations from the people I followed, since I couldn’t view the Twitter Newsfeed via text message and I wasn’t a huge fan of the Twitter mobile website. Thus I set out in search of a worthy Twitter Android app that would serve as my new way to tweet on the go. Now that I've used some of the most popular (and free) Twitter apps in the Android Market, here is my evaluation of how each one works. Plume for TwitterPlume for Twitter is a great-looking app, but it can be a little confusing to navigate at first. Panes slide in and out of view, and you Read More

8 Best Twitter apps for Android phones to download - TechShout

Fri, 26 Aug 2011 16:42:42 UTC +00:00

Tech Shout

Our compiled list of the Twitter apps for Android phones to download will without a doubt keep the mobile-friendly version afar. Catching up with the Apple App Store, the Android Market appears to be on a roll with the addition of apps and games increasing at a rapid pace. Amongst these, rest a large number of Twitter applications that may personify your micro-blogging experience. Alongside millions of others, users spend most of their free time sharing their thoughts or blogging their interests. And what’s better than having a convenient and fun-filled way of doing so? Our list below includes the 8 best Twitter apps for Android available on the market today. 1 – TweetCaster: Proclaimed as the most downloaded Twitter app on the Android Market, TweetCaster offers its users all basic operation like viewing profiles, sending tweets, clicking links and reading timelines alongside added features like the ‘Zip it’ functionality, integrated Read More

Best apps for avoiding studying

Tue, 23 Aug 2011 16:31:32 UTC +00:00

IntoMobile

We all know that apps can help you study and be quite educational but all work and now play makes Jack and Jill dull boys and girls. So, we’ll take a look at some of the best apps to help you blow off some steam after spending hours hitting those books. Yes, Rovio’s Angry Birds is not a unique or novel pick but there’s a reason why it’s such a world-wide hit: Using these angry birds to destroy those dastardly pigs is an absolute blast. If it were just a fun, silly and repetitive game, I wouldn’t be recommending it at the top of my list but what really stands out to me about this game is that Rovio completely understands how constantly updating its games can bring added value and make these games infinitely re-playable. It’s not hard to find this game, as you can download it on the iPhone, Read More

Guest Post: Four social networking apps for the community manager - Android app article - Lacey Rose | Appolicious ™ Android App Directory

Thu, 18 Aug 2011 18:23:33 UTC +00:00

Android Apps - Daily video reviews by AndroidApps.com

Lacey Rose is an event planner by day, and social media wannabe by night. She's a Social Media Manager for 20 Something Bloggers and blogs at Perks of Being a JAP. My volunteer social media manager position with 20Something Bloggers has me on Twitter and Facebook basically 24/7. And when I’m not at a desk, I’m constantly updating and checking on the networks with my Android myTouch 4G. I needed something fast. Something that was user friendly, and had a seamless ability to handle updates from multiple accounts on my phone. Also wouldn’t hurt if it was easy on the eyes. And kind of like Goldilocks and the Three Bears, I’ve tried a bunch of different social media networking apps until I found the ones that were just right. Seesmic was recommended to me by the Co-Chief Admin of 20SB, so I mean, how could I not try it? It’s got a great Read More

Lifehacker Pack for Android: Our List of the Best Android Apps

Fri, 05 Aug 2011 16:19:52 UTC +00:00

Lifehacker, tips and downloads for getting things done

Whether you're an faithful Android user or you've just unboxed your first Android phone, there's a wealth of free and cheap apps in the Android Market that can turn your device into a mobile powerhouse. Our second annual Lifehacker Pack for Android is stuffed full of apps to keep you connected to home, office and friends, or just help you stay entertained on the go. The Lifehacker Pack is a yearly snapshot of our favorite, must-have applications for each of our favorite platforms. If you're curious to see how things have changed this year, here's last year's Lifehacker Pack for Android. Want to skip to a specific category? Use these links: Evernote for Android has been regularly updated and has come a long way since it made it into our pack last year. The app scored a huge update in April that added shared notebooks, geolocation, sharing with Facebook and tighter Read More

13 Android apps for mobile journalists - TNW Apps

Fri, 05 Aug 2011 16:15:01 UTC +00:00

The Next Web

Contrary to popular belief, the 21st century journalist isn’t all that different to the hacks of days gone by. The skills required today are broadly similar to what was needed 50 years ago – they must have meticulous attention to detail, leave no stone unturned as they strive to unravel the truth behind a story. And above all else, they must be ethically-inclined…in theory, at least. But the tools of the trade today are very different. Out is the payphone and little black book of contacts, and in is the Twitter account, smartphone and other gadgets that can transform a simple hack into an editor, reporter, cameraman, photographer…and whatever else may be required to submit a story. And in a week it was revealed that Android has almost half of the total smartphone market sewn up, here’s a look at a handful of Android apps that can help journalists harness the Read More

Apps 101: Free favorites from the Android market | masslive.com

Mon, 01 Aug 2011 21:03:56 UTC +00:00

Western Massachusetts Local News, Breaking News, Sports and Weather - MassLive.com

There are thousands of applications out there and even more being launched every day. From music and games to just plain necessity, here are my top five free must-have apps from the Android market. Whether you're at home listening to the radio or out for a night on the town, this app is perfect for identifying the latest hit or remembering the name of an old classic. When you launch this app it will identify the song title, artist, album and genre in a matter of seconds. It also give you the option to buy, share, or find additional song information. Shazam used to have a five tag monthly limit, but they currently have an unlimited promotion until January 1, 2012. Not all of us are geometrically blessed with the ability to shoot Angry Birds at odd angles. Instead, I play this app; a maze-like, accelerometer-controlled game known as Cube Runner Read More

Must-Have Android Apps

Mon, 27 Jun 2011 16:19:56 UTC +00:00

Technology & Gadget News

This summer is going to be chalked full of new Android phone launches. From the HTC EVO 3D and HTC Sensation 4G right up to the Motorola Droid Bionic, Samsung Galaxy S2 and Motorola Photon 4G we thought of providing a quick roundup of the top 5 Android apps you should download on any new Android device the moment you manage to get it in your hands. These are a mix of Android apps that I personally find am using frequently enough on a daily basis and hence would not delete. Dropbox syncs your files online and across computers for access anywhere. Sync your files between your computers and your mobile device. Now you can browse the files in your Dropbox folder from anywhere! Share links to files, save photos and video from your camera to your computers, and open files using your favorite Android apps. Meet Pulse. A beautiful application Read More

Top 100 apps - the definitive guide

Thu, 23 Jun 2011 16:42:12 UTC +00:00

Sydney Morning Herald - Business & World News Australia | smh.com.au

Get an accurate heart-rate reading by putting the tip of your index finger on the smartphone's camera. If you don't have a phone with a flash, you need to be somewhere well lit for it to work. "I have to admit that I'm the non-runner in the family, but I'm hearing lots of good things about this app. The perfect plan to get someone who is exercise-averse off their butt, out of the house and onto the mean streets. The settings, social-networking links and the integration with your music collection are all designed to swing even the most recalcitrant jogger into action." SH "This app is the perfect blend of analogue meets digital. You can take a photo from your smartphone, then send a physical postcard of that photo straight to your grandma in England." AF An iPhone app that lets you make free phone calls to other iPhone users who Read More

Top 50 Apps For New Android Users |

Thu, 16 Jun 2011 22:03:09 UTC +00:00

http://www.appstorehq.com/-445/blog

For all of you new Android users we have compiled a comprehensive list of the top 50 apps for new Android users. Kindle Books & Reference IM+ Communication Skype Communication NetFlix Entertainment redbox Entertainment Angry Birds Games: Arcade & Action Doodle Jump Games: Arcade & Action Robo Defense Games: Arcade & Action Jewellust Games: Brain & Puzzle X Construction Games: Brain & Puzzle DropBox Productivity To discover more new, quality Android Apps check back for our reviews and check out AndroidAppSource.com. Popularity: 18% [?] Read More

35 Android Apps to Run Your Business | Practical eCommerce

Sat, 11 Jun 2011 16:35:30 UTC +00:00

Resources for Online Business Owners | Practical eCommerce

In this mobile world, iPhone gets all the love. There are over 400,000 different apps for Apple’s iOS, compared to approximately 200,000 apps for Google’s Android OS. However, according to a recent study by mobile analytics group Distimo, there are now more free apps available for Android than the iPhone — 134,342 to 121,845. Here is a list of mobile apps for Android phones. Most of theses apps are free. There are business and productivity apps, communication and networking apps, and security apps. In short here is most everything you need to run your business from your Android phone. Documents To Go. View MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint files on the go. Supported formats include .doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .ppt, and .pptx. View PDFs. Edit your files from your Google Docs account directly in Docs To Go. Purchase the full version to edit and create. Price: Free; Full version is $14.99. Read More

Top 50 Android Apps, Widgets and Shortcuts - What's On My Homescreen

Tue, 31 May 2011 22:21:47 UTC +00:00

GottaBeMobile : Tablet PC, Netbook, Mobile Phones, and Multi-Touch News & Reviews

| 05/25/2011 The easiest way to share my favorite Android apps, for the HTC ThunderBolt as well as the other devices I review, is to show you my homescreens. Like the iPhone, Android phones allow you to place shortcuts to your favorite apps on your various homescreens. Unlike the iPhone, you can also include widgets that give you fast access to information without opening apps. Above you’ll see five of the seven screens I use daily on my ThunderBolt. These are my favorite Android apps and while there will be a few additions and removals over time, these apps have earned a spot on my home screen. On the main screen of the HTC ThunderBolt you will see my most used apps and widgets. First off you’ll notice the HTC Sense Weather and Clock Widget. This tells me the time, weather and date. I like this widget because I can tap Read More

You Voted, We Tallied: Your Top 10 Favorite Android Apps | Android News, Reviews, Apps, Games, Phones, Tablets, Tips, Mods, Videos, Tutorials - Android Police

Tue, 08 Mar 2011 16:04:24 UTC +00:00

Android News, Reviews, Applications, Games, Phones, Devices, Tips, Tutorials, Hacks, Videos - Android Police

In last weekend's (non-)poll, I asked for your three favorite Android apps. You did your part, and nearly 100 people took the opportunity to vote. Now it's my turn, so I've compiled the results and I'll list them below along with details and a brief description of each app. Given just how not-so-attractive Android 2.2 and below is, it's not really surprising that a launcher should take the top spot. What is a bit more surprising - at least to me - is that it really dominated ADW (which came in second, below) with more than twice as many votes. LP allows you to fine-tune the appearance and behavior of your device. Thanks to its popularity, there are hundreds of themes available, and in conjunction with widgets and other customization apps, the possibilities are nearly endless. 1. Launcher Pro (+ Plus) - 20 Votes Again, in a nutshell: because Read More

Top 7 Android Twitter apps | ZDNet

Wed, 02 Mar 2011 05:24:55 UTC +00:00

Technology News, Analysis, Comments and Product Reviews for IT Professionals | ZDNet

Summary: There are a lot of Twitter apps for every mobile platform, and the Android Market is full of them. These are my picks for the top Twitter apps for the Android platform. Twitter is changing the way we get breaking news, as many smartphone owners prefer using the social network on the mobile device. There are a lot of Twitter apps for every mobile platform, and the Android Market is full of them. I regularly try new Twitter apps in the search for the perfect tweeter, and these are my picks for the top Twitter apps for the Android platform. These all work equally well on my smartphone and the Galaxy Tab with the larger screen. . This app began life as Touiteur, but was changed to Plume when Twitter complained about the original name. Plume handles all Twitter functions very well, and concentrates on making tweeting as easy as Read More

40 best free Android apps | News | TechRadar UK

Fri, 25 Feb 2011 21:42:25 UTC +00:00

TechRadar UK | Technology News And Reviews

OK, so the Android Market is more akin to Lidl or Asda than the iPhone's enormous, indulgent Selfridges-at-Christmas time approach, but the open source nature of Google's OS means there are plenty of apps for Android to be found. And best of all, most of the good stuff on Android is free, thanks to the work of developers who do it for love alone. So here's our pick of the top free Android apps you should install. You can also check out our video of the top 10 free Android games 1. Seesmic There are many Twitter apps on Android - and Twitter itself shook up the scene with the launch of its own-brand app recently - but we're sticking with Seesmic. Offering support for multiple accounts, a home page widget showing latest tweets and an incredibly slick and professional design, it's one of the finest examples of app development out Read More

Twitter App | Android Tapp

Mon, 21 Feb 2011 16:54:00 UTC +00:00

Android Tapp

Android Tapp. Android App Reviews, Android Apps, Android News and More! Comments Twitter GOWidget is one of the new widgets available for GO Launcher EX, one of the most popular launchers on the Android platform and available in the market for free. Twitter GOWidget is a 4x4 homescreen widget that shows your twitter feed. Despite being a mere add-on for the main launcher, the app has a quite a few features and will surely be worth a consideration for anyone running GO Launcher EX.Price: FreeRead Full Article Comments TweetCaster (Twitter) HD. Millions of users agree... TweetCaster is the #1 Twitter app for Android, with the most innovative features and the only app with “Zip It”. Now for Tablets running Android 3.0—Honeycomb! The HD version introduces the newest and COOLEST TweetCaster feature yet: TweetCaster Smart Filters. Now you can see filtered views of your timeline that allow you to only look at Read More

UberMedia, Indeed. Bill Gross’ Twitter Ecosystem Empire Just Acquired TweetDeck

Mon, 14 Feb 2011 04:26:50 UTC +00:00

TechCrunch

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 number of companies in the Twitter ecosystem keeps contracting. But not for a necessarily bad reason, but because they keep getting purchased. And what’s crazy is that it’s largely one person who has been buying them up: Bill Gross. We’ve just learned that his company, now called UberMedia, has just acquired TweetDeck. We’re hearing that the deal, which happened recently, was in the $25 – $30 million range. And this is clearly the largest deal they’ve done yet as TweetDeck is the largest Twitter client outside Read More

Best Android apps of all time: Top 100 | Electricpig

Thu, 10 Feb 2011 22:03:36 UTC +00:00

ElectricPig.co.uk - Gadget news

The best Android apps of all time are a hard bunch to pick: after all, there’s now an estimated 230,000 different Android apps and games on the Android Market alone to choose from, and that’s not even the only repository for programs that’ll run on Google’s mobile OS. But pick them we did, and you can see them – and download them – right from our epic guide right here. Grab your Android phone, make a cuppa and read on for the best Android apps of all time: Top 100. There’s no statistical procedure for making the cut: these our simply the 100 best Android apps as decided by Electricpig’s staff, who live and breathe Android. These are the ones we use day in, day out, and have earned a vital place on our Android phones’ all too limited internal storage. We’ve not included core Google apps that come preloaded, like Read More

21 Ecommerce Apps for iPhone, Android and BlackBerry | Practical eCommerce

Wed, 09 Feb 2011 05:36:06 UTC +00:00

Resources for Online Business Owners | Practical eCommerce

Ecommerce business owners can use mobile apps to help run a website. Whether you are interested in blogging, social networking, marketing, customer support or even design and development, there is a mobile app tool for just about anything an ecommerce website may need. I looked at the top seventy-five ecommerce-related apps with the highest user ratings and the most downloads for each of the top three mobile devices: Apple’s iPhone, Google’s Android phones, and Research in Motion’s BlackBerry. I then handpicked from that group of seventy-five to focus on twenty-one highly rated and popular ecommerce apps for each phone. Download these apps and run your website on the go. Facebook. Stay connected with your Facebook business page or Facebook commerce shop with Facebook’s proprietary app. Post comments on Walls, chat and upload photos from your mobile device. Price: Free. Download for iPhone, BlackBerry, Android. TweetDeck. Stay in contact and up-to-date with Read More

Tweetdeck for Android updated to 1.0.3

Wed, 24 Nov 2010 23:12:07 UTC +00:00

Talk Android

Android has a plethora of Twitter apps, several of which are both robust and popular. As you may have read here recently Tweetdeck 1.0.3 beta has been in beta, but it has gone official now. For those of you NOT keeping score at home, they have updated with it: …And still more! Hit the source link for the full run-down, and be sure and get the update if you’re a Tweetdeck user (and if you’ve never tried it, it’s worth checking out, which you can do so by hitting up our link on our app database. Read More

TweetDeck 1.0.3 officially available in the Android Market | Android Community

Tue, 23 Nov 2010 16:55:11 UTC +00:00

Android Community

Worth Reading? We first saw build 1.0.3 of TweetDeck last week when it was released as a test build. For those holding off for an official release, your time has come. Bringing in many new features, some of the most notable are the new landscape UI, Twitpic integration, and bit.ly URL shortening. Other changes include: This update is available now in the Android Market. Read More

TweetDeck v1.0.3 launched – complete landscape UI, Twitpic integration and more » Eurodroid

Mon, 22 Nov 2010 23:27:12 UTC +00:00

EuroDroid

The quite amazing Android TweetDeck app has seen a significant update today, bringing in many new features and fixes. Version 1.0.3 adds the ability to delete Twitter direct messages from within the app, adds support for Twitpic image uploading, fixes a few Facebook integration issues and more. - Landscape mode for all update detail views - Added support for Twitpic - Manual bit.ly shortening - Allow for dismissing Places notification - Fix faving tweets on 3g in France - Allow old style RTs for protected users - Support FB Single Sign On - Allow users to delete DMs that are sent to them - Likes and comments on FB photos should stay in app - Several bug fixes and performance improvements And the app in action on the Eurodroid personal telephone a few minutes ago… Love Android TweetDeck. It makes me want to start pretending to be even more people on Read More

TweetDeck Updated to 1.0.3, available for download as a test release | Android Community

Mon, 22 Nov 2010 04:52:41 UTC +00:00

Android Community

Worth Reading? +1 [1 votes] The TweetDeck team has been working hard at refining their TweetDeck for Android application ever since its early beta days. Adding to the continued updates, comes a hefty new release dubbed 1.0.3 bring in many user requested features. After listening to user requests and feedback they have updated the application with quite a few fixes detailed below: This is being released as a public test release and is available via the provided APL which you can download here: If you are new to downloading beta version of TweetDeck, you will need to download and install tAttachApkInstaller from the Android Market. [Via TweetDeck] Read More

Tweetdeck receives sizable update, available as test release | Android Central

Mon, 22 Nov 2010 04:52:33 UTC +00:00

Android Central | Android Central

Tweetdeck for Android got a sizable update today, but the developers are releasing it as a test beta to ensure that all bugs are worked out before updating in the Market. Users can download the update on top of the app found in the Market. This means that there is no uninstall required, though they recommend it if you're having issues. Among the updates are: To download the test beta APK, click here. For those who have been waiting on these updates, go try out the beta now (Tweetdeck is looking for feedback as well, so if you find any bugs make sure to report them) [Tweetdeck] Read More

TweetDeck on Android Total Users Passes Mac Users

Mon, 15 Nov 2010 18:14:35 UTC +00:00

Talk Android

TweetDeck for Android tweeted today that it’s noticed that the total amount of TweetDeck Users on Android are more than on Mac. This isn’t much against Mac necessarily, but it does illustrate the adoption rate of TweetDeck for Android, as its only been available for about 4 weeks. As a TweetDeck for Android (and PC) user myself, I can tell you from experience that this app is a lifesaver for trying to keep your main social networking micro-blog info united for easy access. For more information on TweetDeck, hit our NEW apptly { android } section to check it out. Or simply scan the QR below. Read More

Developer Interview Series: TweetDeck for Android’s Max Howell | Android News, Reviews, Applications, Games, Phones, Devices, Tips, Mods, Videos, Podcasts - Android Police

Mon, 15 Nov 2010 18:12:40 UTC +00:00

Android News, Reviews, Applications, Games, Phones, Devices, Tips, Tutorials, Hacks, Videos - Android Police

Like many of you, I am a huge fan of TweetDeck for Android. In my opinion, it is the best Twitter application on the Android platform, hands down. I use it on a daily basis and find it fast, fluid, and a treat to look at. This excellent piece of software fills in the missing holes of the of the official Twitter application, providing a unified social media experience. We just sat down with TweetDeck's developer, Max Howell, to find out more about him and his thoughts on Android. Keep reading for the full Q&A! Android Police: What was the inspiration for TweetDeck in general (for the company and the product)? Max Howell: Our founder worked in the banking industry developing software to visualize high volume financial transactions. When Twitter was new, he saw how the same techniques (columns, notifications) could be used to help digest social data. As soon as Read More

Tweetdeck for Android now has more users than on Macs | Android Community

Sun, 14 Nov 2010 17:40:13 UTC +00:00

Android Community

Worth Reading? +1 [1 votes] TweetDeck, the ever popular Twitter client found on Mobile devices and Macs, has just had it’s Android user base pass it’s Mac user base. In a Tweet from the companies Twitter account we were informed of the feat as TweetDeck continues to grow. Although this doesn’t mean too much, the Mac platform isn’t a mobile one- after all, it does give some recognition to just how large the Android community is. You can download TweetDeck for Android from Tweetdeck.com/Android. Read More

Android Version of TweetDeck Now Has More Users Than on Mac | Android Phone Fans

Fri, 12 Nov 2010 21:15:04 UTC +00:00

Phandroid

TweetDeck’s tweeted out an interesting yet still unexciting piece of information regarding the Android version of their Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn client: it now has more users than the Mac version. I say that it’s unexciting (and arguably useless) considering this isn’t being compared to a competing mobile platform, and we’re not sure what kind of userbase the Mac version of their client really has. Still, score another one for Android! Have you tried TweetDeck out yet? [via EuroDroid] Read More

Tweetdeck for Android has been updated to 1.0.2 in the Market! | Android Central

Tue, 09 Nov 2010 17:33:51 UTC +00:00

Android Central | Android Central

If Tweetdeck is your weapon of choice for Twitter, you'll want to be sure to grab the latest version from the Android Market. Version 1.0.2 has been made available and addresses a few issues within the application. One of the larger ones being the adding of Facebook accounts which some users had troubles with. While we're at it, we might as well make mention that @deckondroid has also confirmed that Twitpic support is coming very soon for those of you who prefer that over YFrog. Read More

TweetDeck Responds to Steve Jobs, Developing for Android not a Nightmare | AndroidGuys

Wed, 20 Oct 2010 16:18:13 UTC +00:00

AndroidGuys

In the off chance you didn't hear about it yet, Steve Jobs fired off a few terse words (F.U.D.) yesterday on Apple's earnings call for the third quarter. Taking aim at RIM, iPad rivals, Android, open source, and pretty much anything else in his space, Jobs tried to bolster the Apple arguments with 'facts' and lessons. We didn't know it until yesterday, but apparently fragmentation was such a problem for TweetDeck that the company called Android development a "nightmare". Or did they? TweetDeck's founder and CEO took to twitter (naturally) to let his followers know that Android development was no an involved project. In fact, they only have two guys working on the Android app and. Just last week TweetDeck pointed out how "cool" they thought it was that their app worked on so many flavors of Android. Did we at any point say it was a nightmare developing on Android? Read More

Last Week’s Best New Android Apps And Games (10/11/10 – 10/17/10) | Android News, Reviews, Applications, Games, Phones, Devices, Tips, Mods, Videos, Podcasts - Android Police

Tue, 19 Oct 2010 18:13:09 UTC +00:00

Android News, Reviews, Applications, Games, Phones, Devices, Tips, Tutorials, Hacks, Videos - Android Police

Welcome to the weekly roundup of the best new Android applications and games that went live in the Market in the previous week or so. Please wait for this page to load in full in order to see the AppBrain widgets. What’s your REAL WORLD passion? Join groups of people with shared passions. Are you a Live Music fan? a Mountain Biker? a Mexican Food Fanatic? There are over 3,000+ Societies and growing on Whrrl. Don’t see one you like? Create your own Society! Get ideas for things to do at nearby places from people just like you. Whrrl BuzzVoice is Now FREE! LISTEN to the Web's top news & blogs on-the-go. It's like "Pandora for news." Stream it in the car, gym, train, everywhere. *Featured by Forbes, Apple, Android Central & others Choose from 1,600+ sources, create a playlist with 15 favs, track your fav topics, stream hands-free stories, Read More

TweetDeck For Android

Mon, 18 Oct 2010 00:00:00 UTC +00:00

Technology & Gadgets | GeekSugar

Just a few weeks after unleashing the beta version of its Android app, TweetDeck has been officially released to the masses. If you didn't check out the previous version of the uber-popular Twitter client, which supports Facebook, Twitter, Buzz, and Foursquare, you'll be happy to know that it was built "from the ground up" and has a bunch of cool new features (including ones not available on the iPhone or iPad apps). For example, you can adjust the light, sounds, and vibrate mode of each column (which are organized by type of activity) or type of account, go to the geodata feature to find friends who've checked in or tweeted around you, and pick any friend to add to your favorite profile list for quick access. In addition, the "Me" wall lets you view posts sent to you, or about you. All in all, the new official version has improved on Read More

Android Apps October 15th

Sat, 16 Oct 2010 22:09:34 UTC +00:00

Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide

Angry Birds: If you're the only person on the planet who has yet to play Angry Birds, you no longer have an excuse. Why? Because it's completely free on the Android Market right now. That's right. The full, complete version is fuh-fuh-free. The joy of crashing wood and concrete to destroy green pigs for free? Unmeasurable. My god, why are you still reading this. Go download it. GrubHub: When I don't feel like cooking or going out (pretty often), I'm on GrubHub. GrubHub is a service that tells you what food joints deliver to your apartment and gives you access to their menus too. With the Android app (which is still in beta), you can see reviews and ratings, order online, or place a call. Unfortunately, you can't save past orders and your credit card info with the beta version (like you can on the iPhone), but I'm sure they'll figure Read More

TweetDeck for Android App Review by AndroidTapp.com | Android Tapp. Android App Reviews

Sat, 16 Oct 2010 22:00:39 UTC +00:00

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Posted by Comments is your mobile browser for staying in touch with what’s happening on Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare and Buzz. TweetDeck makes it easy to view all of your data and post updates to multiple accounts, so you can stay up to date and organized no matter where you are. Price: Free Pros Cons TweetDeck for Android is social media client that allows you to connect to and manage multiple Twitter, Facebook, Google Buzz, and Foursquare accounts with one app similar to the popular desktop client. This production ready version is now better than the beta release… I guess that’s why you slap a “beta” tag on it huh. If you’re familiar with TweetDeck’s desktop app then you’re familiar with their “Columns” with are various social streams you can see all at once. For the mobile app each column is isolated and you easily switch columns by swiping left or right. The Home Read More

TweetDeck Releases Android App - Droid Forum - Verizon Droid & the Motorola Droid Forum

Sat, 16 Oct 2010 21:51:28 UTC +00:00

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"We've tried to innovate as much as possible to deliver a smooth, clean experience while offering more power than any other social mobile client," Toby Padilla, head of mobile at TweetDeck, wrote in a blog post. The Android app will let users view and post to Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, and Google's Buzz. According to Padilla, Android TweetDeck 1.0 signifies a new beginning for the company. Looking to the future, he said things like landscape orientation, deeper Facebook integration, and better support for multiple accounts will likely be included. "Updates from all services are viewable in blended Home and Me columns so you can easily keep up-to-date without a lot of jumping around," Padilla wrote. After signing in, TweetDeck for Android will sync all your social-networking accounts automatically. Updates are displayed in a blended feed, identified by different colors. All the traditional features are there (reply, re-tweet, add photo, add location, etc.); Read More

Top10.com » News » TweetDeck launches Android app

Fri, 15 Oct 2010 17:13:50 UTC +00:00

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TweetDeck, the popular social media client for iPhone, Mac and PC officially launched its Android app yesterday. It comes with what the company calls a "completely reworked UI for managing your social media empire", giving users the ability to post to multiple social networking sites from one place. Toby Padilla, head of mobile at TweetDeck, posted on the company blog: "We've tried to innovate as much as possible to deliver a smooth, clean experience while offering more power than any other social mobile client”. The Android client will allow users to view and post updates to their Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare and Google Buzz accounts – all from the same interface. "Updates from all services are viewable in blended Home and Me columns so you can easily keep up-to-date without a lot of jumping around," Padilla wrote. He added that future version of the app will bring features such as landscape orientation, Read More

TweetDeck for Android Officially Launched

Fri, 15 Oct 2010 04:32:39 UTC +00:00

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by After several months in beta, TweetDeck for Android has just been officially released. TweetDeck 1.0 is now available in the Android Market (Android users can click this link from their device). TweetDeck for Android supports not only Twitter, but also Facebook, Foursquare and Google Buzz. In the announcement blog post, TweetDeck notes that more than 36,000 users joined the TweetDeck beta. TweetDeck also says that new versions of its iPhone and iPad apps are in the works and will be modeled after the Android version. This is a pretty big switch, seeing as most Android apps are modeled after iOS counterparts. Check out this video to see TweetDeck for Android in action: If you already had a beta version of TweetDeck installed, uninstall it before downloading TweetDeck 1.0. Users who want to stay on the the bleeding edge of Android TweetDeck hotness can follow @deckondroid to get the latest updates Read More

TweetDeck for Android officially launched | DroidDog Android Blog

Fri, 15 Oct 2010 04:31:45 UTC +00:00

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Gotta love that image. The favorite app of many Twitter power users, TweetDeck, has been available in beta for Android for a while. Today we see version 1.0, and the app’s debut into the Android Market. Users of the desktop, iOS, or beta Android apps will be very familiar with its features. Newcomers can look forward to a convenient all-in-one portal to Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, and Google Buzz, highly customizable notifications, and more. Here’s the QR code for this highly recommended app: Read More

TweetDeck drops the “beta” and makes its Market debut – Android and Me

Fri, 15 Oct 2010 04:31:29 UTC +00:00

Android and Me

The beta version of TweetDeck has been available for two months now and after pulling in about 36,000 beta testers and releasing 11 updates they finally have seen fit to give the app 1.0 status and officially launch in the Market. TweetDeck has fantastic visuals and in my use during the beta period operated smoothly and intuitively. One major draw for the app is its ability to update and view not just Twitter, but also Facebook, Foursquare, and Buzz. The TweetDeck team seems to be very responsive to user feedback so that certainly bodes well for the app going forward. They are already planning for their next update which will, among other things, improve landscape support, add deeper Facebook integration, and improve support for multiple accounts. One somewhat interesting side note on the TweetDeck app is that the Android app is the first to get new features with the iPhone and Read More

Reviews

ZeroCinco

Worst SM Client; get it off my phone, quick I will make this quick, because I find it far more important to uninstall this client than write a review. I haven't decided on which client is "the best" but I know that it is, in no way, this one; in the current version. Here is what frustrated me; you have to manually scroll through to the current/top of the feed, I have tried posting to Twitter and although all seems well and the account syncs i cannot post and only get an ambiguous error message, the layout makes no sense.

Mike

Is there anything else on the market that will let me update & respond to updates for Facebook & Twitter? Because this thing went quickly down the toilet. I can almost NEVER get it to load Facebook content so I can reply. Then they took away the option to lengthen tweets. They're practically CHALLENGING someone to develop a better app. And I have no doubt someone will. TweetDeck is a great example of the dangers inherent with allowing automatic updating. Lesson learned!

Andrew

I love Tweetdeck on my PC but it really sucks on my Android. Always was a a bit flakey, often stalling after launch or crashing, but recently this got much worse. Decided to uninstall and reinstall to see if that fixed it. Now the market tells me it's installed but the app doesn't appear on my apps screen on the phone, nor can I uninstall it from settings! Fix this please, Twitter! If anyone knows a fix pse email me at andrew.mindworks@gmail.com

Andrew

Adam

This was the only app I used for social networking for the first year or two I had my phone. Once they added Deckly it was the perfect app for social networking. I got so used to using Deckly that now that they've removed it I no longer want to use this product. The facebook side of the product is crappy so I end up using the facebook app anyways. As long as there is no way to tweet longer than 140 characters I will not use this app. Thanks twitter! You ruined my favorite app.

NickTheBatMan

Tried to send this to the email address in Market but it bounced :( Really love this app as it makes it so much easier to keep track of Twitter & Facebook - though there are things that'd make it better... Would it be possible to have an option to either link all column update sliders so it's much easier to change all the column poling timings... Or/And Have a setting so it senses when the phone's on wifi or 3G and it increases or decreases the poling time accordingly... Hope you follow what I'm asking, and the reasoning behind it? :D

Sam

Tweetdeck is fast, light and works with my HTC Tattoo which is doomed to be stuck on 1.6 forever. I love that it doesn't update on start which means you can get stuck into tweeting as soon as you open the app. Tweetdeck for Android seems unwieldy on first use but that's because it is the most customisable Twitter app I have yet used. It matches the HTC Sense colour scheme perfectly and I will probably keep using it when I upgrade to an Android 2 device. The friends panel is worth the install alone!

Steve

HTC Desire Z, Froyo 2.2.1 It works okay as a twitter client, but it just won't go away! I select "quit" and it looks like it has gone. I can't find any sign of a service or application running... Then a few hours later it pops up and tells me about a tweet! Where does it hide? How does it come back? And why when I tell it to quit, won't it go away and trust me that I really do want to quit it! I've uninstalled several apps for doing this already. Tweetdeck will probably be next.

Pat

Needs to update its color scheme, first of all, considering the online and desktop versions have already updated. Needs google+ integration Buggy, when opening from widget, opens to the wrong column, late on telling me I have a notification/ sometimes doesn't tell me I have a notification. HOWEVER! This is my favorite twitter/facebook app. I scolded myself for trying out the twitter app, for this is just so reliable! For the longest time until I realized it was beginning to be outdated.

Melanie

One of the things I loved about TweetDeck for the iPhone was how it was fully customizable. You could add, remove and move any column you pleased. You could make up your own lists (without having to sign in to Twitter on your PC and use its list feature, which is a pain in itself), you could delete the Home and DM columns, and you could make the app your own. I still like this app, but it has a long way to go before I sing its praises. The widget's nice, I guess.

Michael-Owen

I have tended to prefer TweetDeck as my Twitter desktop client, as well as on my iPhone. Upon switching to Android (Nexus S), I was expecting to get along famously with TD... but despite numerous updates, the app has rarely been stable enough to load, let alone run for more than a minute before freezing and crashing. I don't know if this is an isolated bug, or a device-wide issue, but I will be happy to upgrade my rating if/once it's resolved.

Ray

The app works fine if the image associated with a Tweet is hosted outside of Twitter. But, if it's a Twitter image, there is no preview and you have to instead follow the link to load the browser, which loads the Twitter site, which then loads the image. And, if you also have the Twitter application installed, you'd think that you could use the official Twitter app to see the image in a tweet in Tweetdeck, but you'd be wrong. The sad part is that Twitter owns Tweetdeck, so you'd think that they'd be able to get this one piece right. Otherwise, a good app.

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