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Twitterrific bring Twitter to the iPhone
1Jun2009 Filed under: Apple and Mac, Social Media Author: Kitkat
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The Twitter phenomenon continues to bury itself into our lives and the latest Twitterrific 2.0 app available for the iPhone and iPod Touch makes it even more easier for you to waste your time “tweeting” from anywhere.
The application is a slick upgrade from the previous Twitterrific and provides a host of new features making it currently one of the best Twitter apps for Apple’s handheld currently.
The moment you start the app and log in to your account, you are directed to the Sources main page showing you the latest topics (so called trending topics) currently being discussed in your Twitterverse. Once you have selected an account and viewed the list of updates, you can choose to view @username profiles, and also the option of marking tweets for later reading, although with 140 words for each tweet, it’s not exactly hard to read on the spot instead of saving it.
The app also comes with three skins to give you some choices. It is available as a free download which is ad-supported, or you can choose to pay a fee to get the ad-free version.
The ability to have access to Twitter from this slick app is pretty powerful, and also allows you to be able to access Twitter using GPRS or 3G on your iPhone. For those running on iPod Touches, it is less useful as WiFi coverage here isn’t great yet, but that said, give Twitterrific a spin and you won’t need another Twitter app on your Apple handheld ever again… until the next version update that is.
- Tags: apple, iphone, ipod, twitter, twitterrific
used tires
June 2nd, 2009 at 3:21 pm
You know what would be a really cool feature to go along with twitter… perhaps in the future…. and as technology advances, you know how they have in “voice talk” programs, where you can talk away and the program will type what you are saying… Well.. it would be cool if that could somehow be worked into a twitter app, where you could say what you are doing and have it be updated automatically to your twitter account. Although I can imagine that would be highly complex, hehe.
Till then,
Jean
imDavidLee
June 2nd, 2009 at 8:06 pm
twitter so powerful nowdayas but i have no idea how to make use of it yet…mayb google will buy it someday
Howard
June 3rd, 2009 at 3:41 pm
i just use it to search for latest news or events. Usually to follow political developments as it unfolds. Follow Lim Kit Siang and Anwar Ibrahim, they usually have good stuffs.
kitkat
June 5th, 2009 at 5:26 pm
used tires, I think they’re developing the “voice talk” program but it takes time to perfect it because different people has different slang and accents. Microsoft took more than 10 years to develop this program but till now, it’s still not usable.
imDavidLee, I’m sure Mr. Google can help you to figure out what you can do with twitter
Howard, Good idea! So that we know where our leaders are!
CashBack
June 5th, 2009 at 11:14 pm
This sounds like handy app for twitter users who have an iphone, unfortunately I don’t have an iphone and I don’t tweet. The multiple skins idea is cool. More programs should have that functionality.
PS3
October 24th, 2009 at 1:15 am
looks good inside my iPhone. i’m using it for weeks already. good functionality. a must for a twitter-addict!
müzik dinleme
January 28th, 2010 at 8:35 pm
iPhone in itself an exciting