What's your Android Twitter client of choice?

[mar#CB]

Plume, hands down

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[thesconix]

twicca is the best. I'm a design snob, so I have to choose the best looking one.

 

[hickhamt]

TweetDark FTW....

i love TweetDeck... great notifications, updates me on twitter, facebook, and google buzz (which i actually use... by way of commenting on google reader articles shared between my friends)... so its an all around great tool.. i hope it doesnt go away, but im not holding my breath...

anyway, recently i found TweetDark.. a carbon skinned version of TweetDeck.... very cool...

TweetDark 1.0.7.2 ? WJD Designs

download link is in the middle of the page under the donate button...

 

[asd216]

Plume for me stable, and nice features

 

[dmnall]

I am running Twitter's client, works great for me.

 

[mlynch01]

PLUME without a doubt!

 

[VagrantRadio]

I just tried Plume as I usually use TweetDeck and the differences are obvious. Plume looks like a 4 year old designed it and it's just twitter, TweetDeck is much more refined and you can use other services besides twitter.

 

[Michors.IV]

tweetdeck, but for how much longer?

I have been using Tweetdeck since I got my Fascinate. I prefer it namely because of it's simplicity and cross-platform support. Although with the acquisition of Tweetdeck by Twitter, I'm unsure of what the future holds for my preferred client. :-\

 

[sookster54]

I prefer Tweetdeck, looks good and big fonts and lets me use other social networks on it. I use Seesmic on my PC/laptop.

 

[ThatMatthew]

Tweetdeck!

I use "Teetdeck" because it's the only one I've found that keeps my spot in the timeline, even after a reboot. I also like that it puts Facebook in the same timeline as Twitter, but unfortunately it doesn't always format the Facebook posts properly.

I would use Seesmic or Twidroyd if they would ALWAYS remember my spot in the timeline (and it would be nice if Seesmic could put your Facebook and Twitter timelines together).

 

[KwietStorm]

Plume all day

 

[Magellan]

The twitter client works fine for me.

 

[sheba510]

I primarily tweet so I use Tweetcaster. I like the simple layout, tabs, the ability to retweet with comment, shorten hyperlinks and zip tweeters whose comments I don't want to see.


I tried Tweetdeck but I am not a fan of the layout. It's like information overload to me and very confusing to use. I also don't FB very much anymore because I need to stay away from those time zapping social games. I don't need an app that combines Twitter and FB.

 

[ilhe1s]

I've literally tried them all and always return to tweetdeck. Yeah some have their perks here and there but tweetdeck has a more complete feel. Just need more options for url shortener and photo service.

 

[chefmbeland]

i voted Plume (touitteur) i grew to like the new name..been using it for about a year, since i got my droid 1. it's hard to go back to official twitter client after using plume.

 

[camusdude]

Tweetcaster

After trying out many of the different apps available, I think Tweetcaster is the best for Android (I use a Motorola Xoom).

Well, what I actually like the best, much to my surprise after spending most of the past year tweeting primarily from my BlackBerry Official Twitter app (which, in my opinion, is the best Twitter app there is), is using the site with Google Chrome and some extensions. I love Slipstream and Hide the Guff, both of which have made the Twitter site and my stream much more readable.

Getting back to Android apps, Tweetcaster has the most aesthetically pleasing UI of the apps I've tried, and also the best functionality. Plume comes close, but the ads are weirdly placed in the free version of Plume, whereas in Tweetcaster, I find them almost unnoticeable. I like the multi-column side-to-side swipe layout of Tweetdeck, but I hate it's lack of functionality when it comes to managing lists, searching for people, or tweeting @ someone. Tweetcaster, like the BlackBerry app, suggest @s as you type, which I find immensely helpful. It's one of the #newtwitter changes I quite like (although on the site it's only the 500 most recently followed, whereas, to my knowledge, in the apps it's everyone you follow).

Anyway, I hope Twitter buying Tweetdeck is a good thing - I just want a Twitter app that has, say, all the current functionality of the BB app or Tweetcaster PLUS filters. After using Slipstrem in Chrome, I hate opening up any app for Twitter!

 

[BrianTufo]

Tweetcaster is what I use because of the customization and I love the widget that it comes with!

 

[phrozen087]

Tried tons of apps and used Plume for a long time. Recently though I switched over to Twicca and I'm not going back. Twicca is so fast, I love it it's so minimalistic!

 

[bstmstrxellos]

Mine is HTC peep.

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[banesfist]

I used to use Peep but now I switch between Hootsuite and Twicca. I like both pretty equally for what they do. Twicca is clean and all Twitter while Hootsuite has Facebook and I can use it on my laptop as well.