Posts Tagged ‘Tweet’

Twidroyd has been updated to version 6.0, which developer UberMedia is calling its “biggest release ever.” It has a bunch of changes outlined below: navigate in twidroyd with the awesome and fully customizable UberBar (w00t!) new login method to support twitter’s web based oAuth workflow (awesome) app Icon option to show exact timestamp verified user icon when replying to a ...

The "official" Android Twitter client has been updated to Version 2.0. Twitter for Android includes a number of user interface and performance enhancements. Better Layout and Easier Navigation Universal Search Better Photo Uploading Scan Contacts to See Who's On Twitter Autocomplete User Names When Composing Tweets Faster Tweet Actions Market Link

TweetDeck for Android has been updated to version 1.0.7. With this update comes support for Deck.ly service which allows you to bypass Twitter's 140 character limit. That's great news for folks who have trouble getting their point across with the character limitation on your Tweets! Also included are the usual bug fixes to make your experience ...

There has been rumors circulating throughout the interwebs that Android 2.3, Gingerbread would require a 1GHz processor at a minimum. That's what was said via an LG Rep on their Facebook page. See below: Thankfully, Dan Morrill, Android Open Source and Compatibility Tech Lead set the record straight via a Tweet (shown in photo above): Random note: ...

Is this a hint that Android 2.3, Gingerbread, may be heading to a Nexus One near you? Is this also a confirmation that Gingerbread will not be Android 3.0, but 2.3 like we are expecting? Well both points look to be the case based on a tweet from Open Handset Alliance leadership team member Alvaro ...

TweetDeck for Android was released as a public beta last week and they already have a new updated beta version available for download. The latest brings a new column settings page that lets you set notification options such as update frequency, LED, sound, and vibration for individual columns. They’ve also taken advantage of Android’s built-in ...