Tweetbot 6 offers support for new Twitter APIs and subscription pricing
Tweetbot 6 is the latest update for one of the most prized Twitter apps out there, now with support for new APIs and a subscription-based pricing model.
Tweetbot 6 is the latest update for one of the most prized Twitter apps out there, now with support for new APIs and a subscription-based pricing model.
Tweetbot’s latest update brings with it expanded trackpad support, plus more.
Tapbot is out with its latest iOS update for Tweetbot 5. It arrives just weeks after Twitter’s recent API changes forced the service to remove key features.
Twitter explains why it has pushed through changes that could make it more difficult for third-party clients like Tweetbot and Twitterrific to operate.
Thanks to a Twitter API change, the Tweetbot app for iOS is about to lose key functionality. The change will also hurt Tweetbot’s Apple Watch users.
Tweetbot 3 brings a fresh new look and some interesting outward-facing user features, but you’ll need to spend some cash to enjoy these perks even if you’re an existing customer.
Looking for the best Twitter app for Mac? Now that Twitter has stopped supporting its official Mac app, we are left with two alternatives: Tweetbot and Twitterrific, which both provide a better experience, albeit with some limitations. Read up about both apps and find out which one is best for you.
While there are numerous Twitter clients, the three you are likely considering are the official Twitter app, Tweetbot, and Twitterrific. What differentiates these apps from the others? What follows is a detailed analysis to help you make an educated decision.
Tweetbot 4.8 for iPhone and iPad is out.
You can now publish 280-character tweets using Tweetbot.
SaveBot is a new free jailbreak tweak that lets you save videos directly from your Twitter timeline in Tweetbot.
Tweetbot users will be happy to hear that the Tapbots have updated their popular Twitter client today to support the just-released macOS Sierra software. The release brings the app to version 2.4.2, and it includes several improvements.
Among these improvements is support for extended Tweets—a change Twitter made to its service this week that prevents media URLs and Quote Tweets from counting against your 140 character limit. It also now supports extended videos.