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Hello,

can you please tell me where I can find the Posterous-Integration in Twidroid Pro?

Thank you very much!

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[...] Sign up and follow @androidandme. There are dozens of Twitter apps for Android and our favorite is Twidroid. Other popular Twitter clients include Seesmic, Swift, and [...]

Someone else nailed it…. I left off last night at 11:00pm.. Just got caught up now. Swift remembers where you were in the feed so that you can continue to read where you left off if you wish.

Honestly, I prefer swift.. It is cleaner.. I ran both for a week and decided Swift #1 for me..
My $.02

A free edition without widget isn’t good. I prefer Twidget Lite; that works perfectly and looks better than Twidroid

Totally agree. I used to use Twidroid but it’s way too slow and buggy. Swift is vastly superior. Haven’t regretted the switch for a second. Can’t imagine having to use Twidroid again. Really don’t get why so many people like it. Also, Swift remembers where you were in the feed so that you can continue to read where you left off if you wish.

Running Seesmic for now to compare it to Twidroid. Off the bat, I like it a little better, but only because it’s more like Peep on Hero.

My experience is that while Twidroid does have more features, Swift works better/faster. For my purposes, I’ll take the lighterweight, better performing Swift over the more full-featured Twidroid.

Of course, Seesmic complicates the matter…but it’s a good problem to have.