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Tweetbot, the iPhone applicationwe have already labeled‘the prettiest Twitter client of them all’, has today receiveda new update, adding support for Readability, Posterous and improving the overall speed of the application. Tapbots, creators of the app, have managed to fix the bug that caused the app to feel heavy after days of use, incorporating support for Posterous uploading and the ability to pull content into Readability. Lists now render correctly, retweets now display in the main user timeline, and translations are determined by language, not region....

Tapbots, makers of the stylish and incredibly popularTweetbot Twitter application, has released a new update for its iOS app which now includes support for landscape media viewing, the ability to utilise your CloudApp account and a number of other minor fixes. One of the biggest frustrations with Tweetbot was that it would not allow users to orientate their device in landscape mode to compose and view tweets. The new update fixes this, introducing landscape support for media, compose and web views....

The net has been buzzing about thereleaselate last night of hot new Twitter client Tweetbot. This morning Tweetbot creator Tabpots put up a blogposton their site thanking people for the positive response to Tweetbots reception. They also addressed some of the questions that users have had about the stability of the app and features in future versions. Some users have been experiencing crashes in Tweetbot on launch, especially with iPhone 3G and iPod touch 2G models but Tapbots says that there is a solution on the way....

Update:Tapbots has issued an update to Tweetbot that is now live on the App Store. It fixes some random crashing experienced by iPhone 2G and 3G users. Tapbots highly anticipated Twitter client for iPhone has arrived on the App Store, bringing a level of polish that Pixar would be jealous of. Considering Twitter’s recent stance on third-party clients we may not see many more Twitter clients being produced by developers that are unsure whether they will be able to continue doing business with the messaging site....

TweetCampis a free-to-attend, participant-led ‘unconference’ in London, aimed at Twitter veterans and noobs alike. It aims to connect digital practitioners to accelerate conversations around social media channels, such as Twitter, cement new relationships and generally inspire fresh thinking, new collaborations, and innovation. The first TweetCamp took place in September 2009, and we’re now fast-approaching the 2011 event. October 8th is the day, and it’s taking place at The Learning Village in East London....