Tweetcaster Pro updates with iPad support
Tweetcaster Pro has been updated as a universal application for iPhone and iPad.
- Multiple Account Support
- Facebook Integration
- “Zip It” (Hide unwanted tweets)
- Peekaboo Links - Link Preview
- In-App Notifications
- Tweet Power Swipe
- Timeline Search
- iTunes Music Sharing and purchasing integration
- Geolocation/Nearby functionality
- Advanced Profile Editing
- Multiple Themes
- Custom Backgrounds
- Follower Management
- Long tweet Support
- Draft Manager
- Lists
- Twitter Trends
- Instapaper/Read It Later Integration
- Threaded Conversations
- Standard features such as Search, URL shortening, Photo/Video Uploading, Retweets (with or without comment)
I really like Tweetcaster's UI. It has a very nice design and makes good use of popups without overusing them. I'll likely be using Tweetcaster as my primary Twitter app on the iPad.
Tweetcaster Pro is available for $4.99. Screenshots after the break.
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Still waiting for Tweetbot to hit up the iPad
You'll probably be waiting a long time, they haven't even said their working on an iPad version, and they took over a year to build the iPhone version.
Is it better than Echofon?
Anything is better than Echofon.
Echofon may be long-in-the-tooth in terms of interface (it is one of the first clients available for the iPhone), but it certainly one of the most stable, feature-ridden clients on either the iPhone or iPad. It has Push notifications, Wifi push streams, muting options, sync across all iDevices and desktop, in-line pic viewing, and more.
Been playing with this for a few minutes and it does seem nice. I love the UI, which I'm a sucker for, so I'll be using it as my primary on the iPhone and the iPad for a while to see how it goes. Right now, my fav is TwitBird Pro, so we'll see what happens after a few days.