Twitterrific
A fun application that lets you read and publish posts (called “tweets”) on the Twitter social network. Stay connected with friends, family, and co–workers through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?
Twitterrific’s award winning user interface is clean, concise and designed to take full advantage of your mobile device. Keeping in touch while on-the-go has never been easier.
This free version will periodically show an advertisement from The Deck.
• Displays posts, replies and direct messages
• Post messages, photos and location updates
• Mini-browser for showing links
• Easy access to user profiles
• And much more!
Required OS: 3.0
Tags:
social
, networking
, twitter
, location
Reviews
Jason Snell
The program’s interface is excellent, combining simplicity with solid functionality. […]
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4 Opinions
would have been cool if you could follow?
Still very jerky scrolling, which is a bit sad and off-putting. Otherwise it looks great, albeit with a touch too heavy a reliance on icons than descriptive text and some occasional weird interaction design solutions.
While the overall design of the app is fantastic, there are a handful of very important usability concerns that keep me using Hahlo.
1. flick-scrolling is so jerky, it gives me motion-sickness. Each time a new table cell enters the viewport (several times a second, depending how fast you scroll) the animation stutters while something gets cached. Somehow, the app Twitterfon doesn't have this problem...but I like that app even less, since it's not designed well.
2. No landscape-mode. This just seems silly.
I firmly believe it will be the best Twitter client on iPhone, but as of yet, that title still belongs to Hahlo.
The best thing about this app is that it automatically takes you to the last tweet you read, allowing you to then scroll up the timeline to current time.