TweetDeck, the preferred 3rd party social media client that allows you to monitor and manage both your Twitter and Facebook feeds has just polished off a shiny new iOS app. The new app, released today is a brand new version “rebuilt from the ground up to be fast, flexible and full-on powerful.” In ablog post from TweetDeck, …Not only is new iPhone TweetDeck more beautiful, it offers a new flexibility that has never seen before....
What doesTweetdeckfounder Iain Dodsworth think might have been his company’s biggest mistake? The name. Speaking as part of a panel session at the Geek’n’Rolla conference in London just now, Dodsworth admitted that the name Tweetdeck might have stunted its potential for bringing more Facebook users on board as a client of choice. Admitting that the fact Tweetdeck has no revenue was the company’s biggest problem, Dodsworth explained that the company’s investors understood that it was more a “research project” than anything else at present....
TweetDeck, will be relaunched on both iPhone and iPad devices within the next couple of weeks, bringing with it all of the much-loved features from itsAndroid counterpartso that it will make the most of the iPhone 4’s Retina Display. Posting to theoffcial TweetDeck Blog, Richard Barley (Community Manager at TweetDeck) notes that the team have completely rewritten the iOS application from scratch so that will “raise the bar for iOS apps”, like it did with its Android app, taking the “level of quality and innovation” to build in “a whole bucketful of magic” to create a new TweetDeck app for iPhone and iPad....
Tweetdeck announced its latest product today, unveiling Deck.ly, a feature that will allow users to post Tweets longer than 140 characters and could turn Tweetdeck into a righteous network in its own right. We caught up with Iain Dodsworth, founder and chief executive for comment. “What we’re doing here first and foremost is delivering on the most requested feature we’ve ever had. Our users want to post messages over 140 characters and this is one feature we thought we should build ourselves....
TweetFireis the latest in a long line of iPhone Twitter clients to hit the iTunes App Store. TweetFire’s main selling point is that it works at lightning speed. We decided to put the claim to the test, comparing it to a few other Twitter clients including the official Twitter app,Twitter for iPhoneand the popularTweetbot. Before the iPhone Twitter client showdown, an introduction of TweetFire is in order. Some of the major features you’re going to find if you switch to TweetFire include shortcuts to your favourite tweeps, searches and lists on the home screen, as well as native push notifications....
