Twitter warned us that the World Cup Twitter fever was causing it all sorts of headaches and it’s been passing the stress on to third party apps like Tweetdeck and Seesmic over the past few days. If you’ve been finding that the Twitter API changes have left you app of choice locked out for long periods, here’s what’s been going on behind the scenes…
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Android apps are spawning so fast it’s getting hard to pick the best. We’ve scoured the aisles of the Android Marketplace to pick some of the best Android apps going while trying to avoid recommending the Android apps you should already have on your homescreen (Facebook for Android for instance). Read on for our selection of the 10 best Android apps.
Twitter looks set to give its web interface a serious overhaul, at least according to a flurry of tweets from Twitter engineer Alex Payne and rumour mongering from perennial web big mouth Jason Calacanis.
Twitter for BlackBerry is finally nearing public release, but we’ve managed to get in on the beta early to test whether it’s the saviour of social media apps on BlackBerry OS. We put it head to head against our two other favourites on BlackBerry App World, Seesmic and UberTwitter to find out which is best. Read on to find out!
UPDATE: Seesmic Desktop just prompted TweetDeck to announce a new version, and its new features are eerily similar. Check it out.
Seesmic Desktop, the new version of Twitter client Twhirl, has just been announced, and TweetDeck should be afraid, very afraid. Read on for all the details, in a bit more than 140 characters.