A fake Droid Bionic Twitter account? You don’t say. When there’s a lot of hype surrounding a product, there’s a lot of people who want to get in on the marketing action. Whether it’s for page views or to hijack an email address or two, folks just love creating fake official accounts.
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Roughly two months after its release, Google+ has become a serious competitor in the social space. Google’s version of what a social network should be reached 25 million unique visitors in just over a month, making it the fastest growing social networking service ever. As far as social products made by ... Read More »
As it stands, Plume is one of the more popular third-party Twitter clients available for Android. With a clean UI, multiple options for customization and timely updates, Plume currently stands with a four and a half star rating in the Market. And its team of authors (LevelUp Studio) has earned the rank of Top Developer. ... Read More »
Of all the manufacturers to embrace the more technological, intimidating, robotic side of Android, Motorola had to be on top of the list. Even the earliest Droid commercials from Motorola made Android seem like some sort of terrifying powerhouse, and geeks everywhere couldn’t wait to get their hands on it. Since then, there’s been no ... Read More »
If you’re a heavy Twitter user (have you heard of Google+?), today’s your lucky day. The company just pushed a new version of its Android app to the Market, and it brings two new features that Twitter addicts will love. Those features are push notifications and account switching.
Push notifications work just like ... Read More »
Tweetdeck is about the most popular third-party Twitter client, and it can arguably be better than even Twitter’s official website and apps. The Tweetdeck team has definitely done an outstanding job with the way their client is set up, and functions, while also being consistent from platform to platform. This client is available for desktop, ... Read More »
If you had any doubt that HTML5 is the future, Twitter just went ahead and cleared those doubts for you. The company is currently rolling out a new version of its mobile web client — and we’re liking what we’re seeing.
At first sight, you’ll have a hard time telling the web app apart ... Read More »
Oh Google, you big tease! If being less than two weeks from Google I/O isn’t enough to get your heart racing, Google has gone ahead and tweeted that they have a surprise for us today. The tweet came from the Google Nexus Twitter account so we’re guessing the surprise is Nexus-related.
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Popular third-party Twitter client Tweetcaster has partnered with the Feel your Boobies foundation in a fundraising effort to help support breast cancer awareness.
Android users can now purchase a pink special edition of the Tweetcaster Pro application for $10 ($5.01 more than the normal Tweetcaster Pro app).
Though it doesn’t offer anything more than a ... Read More »
Over the past few months I’ve been curiously tinkering with Hashable, a interesting new tool for managing who you’re meeting with and introducing. The service allows you to log real world interactions in a number of ways. Android users could log a connection with a specifically crafted tweet, by sending an email, or by entering ... Read More »
