Most notably the addition of “spaces” on the home screen. Seesmic: Seesmic has added some interesting features since I last checked it out. Probably the best feature of all, the official Twitter app notifies you immediately of new mentions and DMs via PUSH.Ĥ. The Twitter app only lets you access one account unlike Tweetdeck and Hootsuite though. Although it does not quite keep up with the ease of the columns in Hootsuite and Tweetdeck, you can still easily save searches and lists for easy access. Twitter: The official Twitter app is a great app. And the interface looks flat and as appealing to the eye.ģ. It is not as clean or easy to use as the iPhone version. I do not like Tweetdeck on Android at all. My favorite feature here is the ability to swipe to the next screen, or column.
It includes an easy way to bring up a list of your follows while composes a tweet, insert a hashtag, or shrink a link. It is still a great client on the iPhone. Tweetdeck: Tweetdeck was my favorite for a long time. The Hootsuite app does not notify (PUSH) on iOS, but it does on Android.Ģ. But then, neither does the desktop client. The only thing that I do not like is that it does not have a way to auto shrink tweets. I have not had any problems with the client crashing, etc. You can access multiple Twitter accounts, schedule tweets, view your Facebook stream, and send one message to multiple places at one time. Hootsuite: Hootsuite for Mobile is as full featured as the web client. This list applies to both iPhone and Android with a slight exception in Tweetdeck which you will see below.ġ. I have tried a few apps and will tell you which I settled on and why. I have been asked this question a few times recently, so I thought that I would write a post.
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