Tweetbot for iPad Now Available

by JS on Feb 8, 2012

Following the release of the new Tweetbot version 2.0 earlier today, the Tweetbot team has just released Tweetbot for iPad, now available on the iTunes App Store. The new iPad version includes many of Tweetbot for iPhone’s new features, and also features new iPad specific gestures.

Tweetbot for iPad sports the following features:

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Tweetbot Updated to Version 2.0

by Sebastien on Feb 8, 2012

I find Tweetbot to be “over designed,” meaning its user interface it’s too heavy for my eyes. I hear it’s still people’s favorite Twitter app for iPhone though, so they must definitely be doing something right.

Today, Tweetbot was updated to version 2.0, bringing the following new features: Read More

 

QuickTweet: Compose Tweets Directly from Notification Center

by Jeff Benjamin on Jan 31, 2012

There are already tons of different ways you can invoke the Twitter panel in iOS 5, and this is just one of the latest methods for doing so.

QuickTweet is a Notification Center shortcut for iOS 5 that places a quick link to the compose tweet function in the bottom left-hand corner. This could be the perfect companion to IntelliScreenX’s built-in Messages+ SMS shortcut, because it’s situated directly across from it… Read More

 

Sireet Let’s You Tweet Using Siri

by Sebastien on Jan 25, 2012

Earlier today we told you about an upcoming tweak that would let you send tweets using Siri. At the time, we didn’t know the name of this tweak or when it would be available for download.

It appears that Sireet, as it is called, is now available for download from the MMI repo for free… Read More

 

Upcoming Jailbreak Tweak Lets You Tweet With Siri

by Jeff Benjamin on Jan 25, 2012

It was only a matter of time, but the inevitable has finally happened. Even though you could already use this workaround to send status updates to Twitter using Siri, you can now tweet with Siri courtesy of an upcoming jailbreak tweak.

The yet to be named tweak is making its way around the blogosphere, and should be released to the public in the very near future.

We’re pretty impressed by how accurate tweeting with Siri actually is, but that should be expected since Siri is very precise when it comes to dictation.

Check out our hands on video as we tweet with Siri inside… Read More

 

MissionControl: A Menu Based Multitask Switcher

by Jeff Benjamin on Jan 23, 2012

Not to be confused with the Mission Control that’s standard on all OS X Lion builds, MissionControl is a Cydia tweak that adds menu based multitasking to the iPhone.

Using Activator as a means to invoke the menu, MissionControl is a simple alternative for those who want lots of predefined options in an organized menu.

This free tweak contains quick links to Cydia, Twitter, Facebook, Wi-Fi settings, and more… Read More

 

OpenSiri: Launch Apps Natively Using Siri

by Jeff Benjamin on Jan 21, 2012

Didn’t we tell you? The floodgates are opening for Siri tweaks now that the iPhone 4S jailbreak is available.

OpenSiri is among the Siri tweak freshman class, and it allows you to launch stock Apple apps, plus Facebook and Twitter apps using nothing but your voice.

Check out our hands-on video of OpenSiri in action… Read More

 

What Twitter Got Right and Wrong With Its New iPhone App

by Oliver Haslam on Jan 1, 2012

Twitter is the social network of choice for many an iPhone user, and it is particularly near and dear to our hearts here at iDownloadBlog. The popularity Twitter has in the world of iOS is perhaps the main reason that the latest update to the company’s app has been so controversial.

Some users of the official Twitter app for the iPhone and iPod touch (the iPad app has not been redesigned just yet) clearly appreciate the changes that Twitter has made to the interface, while others hate it so much that they have sought out other, 3rd-party apps.

Three weeks after Twitter made these big changes to its flagship iOS app, how is one of iDB’s biggest Twitter users, namely moi, finding life with the much-changed, much-maligned Twitter 4.0? That’s a very, very good question… Read More

 

Buffer Lets You Queue Your Tweets on Your iPhone

by Oliver Haslam on Dec 28, 2011

We’ve been big fans of Buffer for a while now, and we’ve been waiting for the startup’s iPhone app for what feels like forever. The wait is finally over.

Released over the Christmas holiday, the native iPhone app version of Buffer brings a more polished portal into the world of scheduled tweets and Facebook status updates, and it has been well worth the wait.

What’s even better is the app is free, meaning there really is no reason to not give it a try… Read More

 

AppTweeter: Easily Tweet About Your Favorite App Store Apps

by Jeff Benjamin on Dec 26, 2011

The sharing option for Apple’s “Tell a Friend” feature in the App Store is a bit on the limited side. With a stock iPhone, you can’t even use iOS 5′s Twitter integration to tell your friends about your favorite apps.

Jailbroken iPhones, on the other hand, can — thanks to a recently released jailbreak tweak by the name of AppTweeter. Check inside for the full rundown… Read More

 
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