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Daily Mac App: Tweetdeck

by Kelly Hodgkins (Dec 12th, 2011)

Twitter upgraded its suite of apps recently and gave Tweetdeck for the Mac a huge overhaul. Users loved the twitter client for its column-based interface and hated it for its reliance on Adobe Air. The latest version of Tweetdeck keeps the columns, but drops Adobe Air. It replaces it with a ...

TweetDeck for iPhone updated additional image uploading options

by Megan Lavey-Heaton (May 5th, 2011)

TweetDeck, whose fate is currently up in the air, just received an update. Specifically, version 2.0.1 for the iPhone adds the following features: Support for image uploading via Twitpic and Mobypicture. Added the ability to create a column with your own tweets and edit the title of ...

TechCrunch: Twitter buying TweetDeck

by Mike Schramm (May 4th, 2011)

Rumors are flying around that Twitter has purchased TweetDeck, the popular Twitter client that originally started out on iPhone and the Mac. There's no confirmation from either company yet, but a purchase like that would obviously have a big effect on the Twitter client landscape. TechCrunch ...

TweetDeck CEO: Developing for Android "not a nightmare"

by Steven Sande (Oct 19th, 2010)

During yesterday's classic tirade by Apple CEO Steve Jobs during the 4Q Earnings Call, there was a rant about the fragmentation of the Android OS that included a reference to "TwitterDeck's" (actually TweetDeck's) recent chart showing how many hardware platforms they must contend with during ...

Found Footage: TweetDeck for iPhone gets a major makeover

by Steven Sande (Nov 11th, 2009)

The press release I received tonight said it all: "TweetDeck for iPhone -- now with added awesome." I use TweetDeck on my Macs, but had used another competing app for tweeting from my iPhone. After this update, which is the first major upgrade to this free Twitter client, I may have to reconsider! ...

Quicker tweets with qTweeter

by Kevin Harter (Aug 22nd, 2009)

There's no shortage of Twitter apps in the App Store. Even more surprising is the number of GOOD apps that connect to the popular microblogging platform. I like each for a different reason: Tweetie has a clean user interface, TweetDeck offers multiple columns that sync with its desktop counterpart, ...

First Look: TweetDeck for iPhone

by Tim Wasson (Jun 17th, 2009)

There's been no shortage of Twitter app reviews on TUAW. We've even covered TweetDeck once or twice. But now, another Mac app and iPhone app have intersected in the Twitter world and I, for one, am ecstatic about it. Until now, Tweetie had been my Twitter client of choice on both my Mac and my ...

TweetDeck for iPhone go for launch tonight

by Steven Sande (Jun 16th, 2009)

Kevin Rose is reporting that the iPhone version of the popular Twitter client TweetDeck is set to be launched tonight (Tuesday, June 16th) at 9 PM PDT. Although the free app will officially be announced at that time, availability is totally dependent on the whims of the App Store. Rose's leak of the ...

Beta Beat: Twitter app Lounge

by Dave Caolo (Mar 25th, 2009)

In the history of marketing battles, The Cola Wars have nothing on the Twitter App War that's currently raging online. Twitterrific, TweetDeck and others (popular with commenters: Pwitter and DestroyTwitter) are waging the ground battle, while Twitterrific (mobile), Tweetie and TwitterFon (to name a ...

Beta Beat: TweetDeck ripe with potential

by Megan Lavey-Heaton (Mar 5th, 2009)

Since it's turned into Twitter Thursday around here... In a moment of sheer frustration with Twitterrific, I sent out a call on my Twitter feed for recommendations of a desktop Twitter client. Several folks replied with a nod to TweetDeck, an Adobe AIR-based client currently in development for OS X, ...

MacBook Pro, music video star

by Michael Rose (Feb 2nd, 2009)

We tweeted this last week, but it seemed worth a second mention: New York-based hip-hop artists DeScribe and Y-Love have released their video for the new single "Change," prominently featuring a trio of MacBook Pro machines. While many computers appearing in videos are idle or showing mocked-up ...

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