Follow Friday: Twitbit 2.3 Edition
Twitbit [$2.99 - iTunes link] is the iPhone Twitter client that just won't quit -- pushing updates and new features almost as fast as notifications. The latest is Twitbit 2.3:
- Support for Twitter's new retweet feature.
- Support for Twitter's new geotagging feature.
- Support for Twitter's new lists feature.
- Support for Twitter's new user search feature.
- Trends tab.
- Trend explanations.
- Account management redesigned.
- Search bar added to timeline.
- User profile added to tabs.
- Connect Twitter accounts to iPhone contacts.
I've been lucky enough to have a beta to try out for a while and 2.3 feels really solid. Overall the interface is fluid and intuitive, the functionality is very well balanced with usability, and the Push Notifications are typically crisp and well-concatenated given the limits of the iPhone modal popup system. If you want a fast, friendly, and pushy iPhone Twitter client, Twitbit might just be for you. And if you're not sure, give Twitbit Lite a try first [Free - iTunes link].
And this being Follow Friday, if you need anyone to try it out with, give Team TiPb a shout:
- @theiphoneblog,
- @reneritchie (Rene),
- @backlon (Dieter),
- @iChadman (Chad),
- @JFSikora (Jeremy),
- @jamesus (James),
- @llofte (Leanna),
- @GeorgiaTiPb (Georgia),
- @JHamilton24 (Josh),
- @justin_horn (Justin),
- @msproductions (Matt),
- @skeetobite (Chris).
Screenshots after the break!
Editor-in-Chief of iMore, Executive Producer at Mobile Nations, co-host of Iterate and ZEN and TECH, cook, grappler, photon wrangler.
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I dunno, I’d be so afraid of breaking that thing… It’s not like you can get a good grip on it like a phone, or set it down like a laptop… Of course, this could just be sour grapes because I have the feeling that that thing will be wayyy outside of my budget!