![]() How to call an international number on your iPhone One iPhone 14 feature just saved three people’s lives IOS 17 could come with these 6 exciting changes For a complete (and highly positive) rundown of Tweetbot and all its shiny bits and pieces, check out Shawn Blanc’s review here. We’ve only had a short time to explore the app, so far. What remains to be seen, however, is how peppy Twitter for iPhone will be after more users get a feel for the smooth running gun of Tweetbot. ![]() Tweetbot also lets users customize their tab bar at the bottom of the screen, so their most-used functions can be a touch away.Īs TechCrunch notes, Twitter may have doomed its official iPhone app with the launch of the QuickBar (more commonly known as the “dickbar”), which abruptly inserted ads onto users’ timeline screens, and shattered confidence in Twitter’s ability to maintain the app’s clean functionality. Other useful Tweetbot perks include the ability to easily view conversation threads, and “smart gestures,” which allows a wide variety of functionality, like reply-to, retweet, etc, simply by double- or triple-tapping the tweet. So, if you only want to see tweets by a certain group, rather than the fire hose flowing from everyone you follow, simply tap the timeline bar at the top of the app screen, and pick which list you’d like to view. ![]() One of the first major features delivered by Tweetbot is the addition of “multiple timelines,” which allows users to view their lists in place of their full feed. For that, users get a smooth functionality with a dose of cool personality in the form of sounds, animations and graphics that add to - rather than distract from - the experience.Īs many will notice, Tweetbot’s user interface is reminiscent of the official Twitter app, but with heavy bit of polish that Twitter for iPhone lacks. Unlike Twitter for iPhone, which is free, Tweetbot costs $1.99 to download. ![]()
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