Posts Tagged ‘Twitter’

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 ...

CyanogenMod 6.1.1 is now available via Cyanogen and in ROM Manager for the Nexus One, EVO 4G, G2 and myTouch 3G. [@Cyanogen] Here is the change log: [CyanogenMod Github site] Common: Add rotary lockscreen - Kmobs/cvpcs Common: Updated translations - (everyone) Common: Push update notificatiosn - Chris Soyars Common: Fix camera sounds - CAF/Cyanogen/mtwebster N1/DS/Supersonic: Kernel performance tweaks and fixes (various) N1: ...

The Touiteur Twitter client for Android has been updated to Version 2.0. This is a big update from the folks at LevelUp Studio and includes many user requested features. New features include scrollable widgets, swipe navigation, the ability to mute users/words/clients, an integrated picture viewer. To download use the links or QR Code below. [LevelUp Studios  ...

More than 7 million Android users have downloaded Angry Birds and there is more where that came from. It's obvious how popular this Android game has become. Rovio acknowledged via its Twitter account, @Roviomobile, that images did leak of their Angry Birds Christmas edition and when pressed said Android should be in on the fun. Loving ...

Not to be outdone by Facebook, Android's official Twitter client, Twitter for Android has been updated to version 1.0.5. Here are the improvements and bug fixes for this latest update: Promoted tweets in search. Searching for a topic will return promoted tweets if there are any. Speed improvement for Timeline/lists. Scrolling Tweets is lot smoother now. About, Privacy ...

It was reported a few months back that Android Market had grown to 70,000 applications. Well, now Android Market has hit six digits as Google has officially tweeted that there are 100,000 apps via their Android Developer Twitter account. In my eyes the argument that iOS is superior to Android based on Apps alone is unjustified. ...