Control multiple Twitter accounts at the same time to stay constantly in touch
One of the better Twitter clients in the market - it's free and allows you to manage multiple accounts.
f there's a glut of anything on the Android Market it is Twitter applications. Not only is there the official Twitter app, but a number of third-party applications that will let you access Twitter on your mobile, along with a number of other social-networking sites.
Seesmic is one of the better Twitter clients on the market and it is one of the few that is free and allows you to manage multiple accounts. Instead of being a lite version of Twitter, where all you get is a steady flow of updates, Seesmic allows you to see all your Twitter time lines in one stream and allows one-click replies to fellow tweeters.
One of the best things is the ability to share images. This is a major bugbear with some apps on the market, but Seesmic has links to yFrog.TwitPic and even YouTube.
The interface for the app is sleek, but it doesn't look much like Twitter. If you already have the Seesmic desktop app, though, you will feel right at home with the mobile app.
And if you really feel like giving out all of your information, you can turn on the location feature and share your current address.
One of the other things we liked about Seesmic was its innovative
use of a widget. Widget-based apps are brilliant on Android, due to the fact that you have multiple screens to play around with. Seesmic is one of the best we have tried, mainly due to being able to modify it to your needs. So you can have a view of :he entire tweet and can also compose a
Seesmic is one of the better Twitter clients on the market and one of the few that is free
new one directly from the widget. This means that there's no actual need to open the 1.2MB application.
Like all Twitter apps, there are a few problems. This is mostly with updates. We looked at our @ reply section on a number of occasions and found there were missing replies. We also found that if you go out of the app, then back in, your position on the timeline isn't saved, which is a touch annoying, and there were a number of stability issues.
Regardless, Seesmic is feature rich and despite at times being unreliable, it is one of the best Twitter apps around.
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