It seems that Twitter is something that EVERYONE is using to receive their news these days. Twitter is a much more robust service, if you use it via a desktop application. The question is...which application do you use?
twidroid is the industry-standard twitter client for android and among the most used twitter applications across all platforms. it’s available as a free and commercial pro version that supports all twitter features as well as functionality that is customized to the capabilities of android devices. Twidroid is one of the highest rated Twitter applications on Android Marketplace.
When you've finished using your iPad, don't just leave it there docked and charging, you can put it to work with the My Frame app. My Frame provides a combination of user configurable information displays, dashboards and media elements that gives your iPad a purpose when you're not interacting with it.
From a humble Picture Frame, with elegant time & weather overlays, to twitter feeds, birthday reminders and sticky notes...
Twitter's official iPhone app is here. The company had purchased Atebits, maker of Tweetie and they barely changed anything. Realtime search, Top Tweets, trending topics and maps show whats happening now everywhere and nearby. Tweet, send DMs, share photos, videos and links to your friends and the world. Don't have an account? You can just sign up from the app.
Seing as how Seesmic acquired Ping.fm a few months back, it's not surprising Seesmic's iPhone app also includes Ping.fm support for multi-account updating (MySpace, Tumblr, LinkedIn, Flickr, Blogger and so on are included). Evernote, much loved file-syncing desktop and phone/iPad app, has been worked into Seesmic too, for saving messages or tweets and storing them on your cloud-based Evernote account.
The amazing new Notion Ink Adam tablet computer is almost here. It is just undergoing the final round of certifications with the governing bodies responsible for certifying electronic gadgets. When you finally get your Notion Ink Adam tablet in hand, which of these currently featured apps from the Android Marketplace are you most likely to install first?
