AC Asks: What's your favorite Twitter client?

[Moof#AC]

I've tried several - swift, twidroid, seemic, and so on. I find that they're all very unpolished.

My favourite so far is Twicca - simple, easy, and no nonsense.

 

[asmith001]

Seesmic, hands down.... for now.

 

[solideliquid]

Is there an easy way in Seesmic to jump to the top? I check off the "remember position" option but it still keeps my position.

 

[doogald]

Is there an easy way in Seesmic to jump to the top? I check off the "remember position" option but it still keeps my position.

Yes. Tap on the red bar at the top, above the tabs. It says "Seesmic - username".

 

[OregonYankee]

I've moved from a 'Berry Storm to Moto Droid. On the Storm, UberTwitter outperformed everything else - including Seesmic, Twitcaster, Twitdroid, XeekuTweet and Swift. I alternate between Xeeku (nice handling of embedded links) and Swift on my Droid. But please, bring me an UberTwitter version for Droid

 

[lynnneluvah]

I've tried Swift, Hootsuite, Seesmic, and Twidroid. I keep coming back to Twidroid though and even paid for pro. For a long time, that was the only way I could access multiple accounts. I admit that Swift is, well, Swift, but Twidroid has a richer feature experience that I need to manage my personal account as well as accounts for the companies I represent. Hootsuite is fine, but I haven't gotten used to the UI yet.

 

[lalov1]

I like Seesmic! I used Twidroid than Swift, but Seesmic is the best!

 

[urban ali]

Hey - who won the competition?

 

[hinamesmichelle]

Yeah...who won?

 

[MarcItalia14]

My favorite is Seesmic.

 

[Acelx]

Touiteur is like "Tweetie" for iphone but with some upgrades. n on android lol.

 

[J_Tammaro]

My Driod Twitter AP

I tried multiple Apps and I liked seesmic the best

 

[rafial]

I have tried them all, and I can say with certainty that there are no good Twitter clients on the Android platform, only tolerable ones. Of these, I find Seesmic the most tolerable. I really want to like Tweetcaster, but I can't get past the garish interface.

It is my fond dream that now that Twitter has bought Tweetie, they will make an Android version sometime in the coming months.