What twitter app is everyone using?

[crocodilemarko]

Just out of interest, I can't seem to find one that feels right on my N7.

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[kennethbring]

Slices is pretty cool. Normal Twitter app works fine for me too.

 

[kevin.slawinski]

Just out of interest, I can't seem to find one that feels right on my N7.

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I'm using Tweet Lanes. It's an awesome app that sticks to the Android design recommendations, and is all around a great app to look at. Its still in development, so some features are still missing, but the developer constantly voices with the community and pushes out updates every week. If nothing else, check it out! You can also get future premium features for free right now by using it.

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[steveh552]

Iike plume, like it enough I bought the paid version

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[sheureka]

I like TweetCaster. I've installed Slices, but haven't quite gotten used to it yet. They're both from OneLouder which is sort of odd. - sheureka

 

[Small_law]

Normal Twitter app. I'm not a power user though.

 

[MrpicC]

For someone like me who checks twitter maybe 3 times a day scope works fantastic. Like the integration of all the other services as well.

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[2defmouze]

I have not found anything better than Twicca.. check it out. Don't be fooled by the minimalist look of it or the fact that it doesn't follow the Android design guidelines. It is the fastest and most feature packed twitter app I've used. If it had multiple account support it would be flawless.

 

[dralezero]

Tweetcaster pro. But searches and some other things show blank tweets but shows their avatar

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[MajesticFlame]

Plume is still my favorite.

I also installed Slices and like it but since the last update it has been a bit laggy.

 

[kendallc123]

Twicca is a great app! Although, I've been trying Slices this past week or so. I'm liking it. It's a cool concept

Kendall

 

[mtech5]

Tweetcaster

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[svfd757]

I'm enjoying Slices. Very nice app. Best I've used.

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[Bagua]

Scope.

 

[jd914]

Tweetdeck is my Twitter app of choice.

 

[HaroldNMalt]

I have to agree with jd914, Tweetdeck is the way to go.

 

[hawonjung]

I'm using Tweet Lanes. It's an awesome app that sticks to the Android design recommendations, and is all around a great app to look at. Its still in development, so some features are still missing, but the developer constantly voices with the community and pushes out updates every week. If nothing else, check it out! You can also get future premium features for free right now by using it.

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thanks for the info. I tried Tweet Lanes for the first time and loving it!

 

[armeddroid]

Plume.
Works great for me but i am waiting for Carbon.
These guys keep delaying it.
July 22 was the release week and its almost a month now and they still havent released it.
I mean, i rather it be ready before they release it but the release date has come and long left.
Smh.

 

[Jaysus]

I'm using Tweet Lanes. It's an awesome app that sticks to the Android design recommendations, and is all around a great app to look at. Its still in development, so some features are still missing, but the developer constantly voices with the community and pushes out updates every week. If nothing else, check it out! You can also get future premium features for free right now by using it.

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I am using both TweetLanes and the official Twitter app. I want to use Tweetlanes full time, and I probably will after a few updates. I really like it.

 

[eneisch]

I've been using Tweetcaster as well, based on a recommendation from a PC Magazine article I read on the best N7 apps. Here's a link to the article since it has some other worthwhile items:

The Best Google Nexus 7 Apps | PCMag.com

I like it better than the standard Twitter app.