NatsuLiphone
About NatsuLiphone
NatsuLiphone is a simple Twitter client for iPhone/iPod touch.
It’s based on NatsuLion for Mac OSX.
Its goals are the follows:
- Be simple
- Easy to use for Twitter light users
- Handy for mobile usage
Download
It’s now available on the AppStore. You can download from AppStore. You can download from here. (it opens using iTunes)
Main Functions
- Display your friend timeline
- Post a message
- Create a favorite
- Replies including messages contain @ are emphasized
- Input support for @ID. By tapping "Reply" button, @ID apears in the message input field
- Manage unread tweets
- Display user timeline (@ID)
- "Pair timeline": to show tweet conversation (@ID1 + @ID2)
- Build-in web browser: to quick look the web link
Optional Features
- "Autopagerize": show old timeline only to scroll to the bottom (inspired by AutoPagerize greasemonkey)
- Use safari: show web page in Safari
- Color theme: light(default) or dark color theme
Upcomming version 1.05
We’ve submitted new version 1.05 to AppStore. The following is the new/update functions when it approved.
Source Code
Tweetsville
http://www.tapulous.com/tweetsville
Timelines let you keep track of what’s going on.
- Shows up to 200 tweets
- Rich text display. *bold* will display as bold, etc.
- Clickable inline links and @names
- Two looks: Balloon and Simple
- Displays border for tweets in which you are referenced in Balloon mode.
- Tap a tweet to view details, send replies, and mark as a favorite.
Q&A
Q: What is Tweetsville?
A: Tweetsville is an iPhone application for Twitter.
Q: I deleted a tweet from my main timeline on the Twitter website, but it still shows in Tweetsville.
A: In order to try to be nice to the Twitter servers, we only get new Tweets since the most recent one in the Timeline view on your device. If you deleted a message before that, it will unfortunately still show up until it eventually falls off the timeline. If you really want it to go away, you can clear your local cache in Settings. Just tap "Clear Cache" there.
Q: Why can’t I delete any direct messages?!
A: Due to an omission in the Twitter API, it’s impossible to delete direct messages you’ve sent. Until that is fixed (and we have filed a bug), you’ll need to delete messages from the web site.
Q: I posted something, and later it disappeared in Tweetsville, but it shows on the Twitter site. Where did it go?
A: If it’s showing on the web site, then it’s most likely the Twitter API is sending us cached data instead of fresh data. Because we treat the feed from Twitter as the ‘truth’, we think your message/tweet was deleted and remove it. Once the API starts giving us fresh data though, it should show up again.
Q: Why isn’t the design all black? All the cool kids are doing it!
A: One of the main goals for this application was that it fit into the native iPhone look and feel.
Filed under Apps, iPhone |Tweetie
Features
- Handle multiple twitter accounts.
- View your timeline, replies, direct messages and favorites.
- Browse your friends and followers.
- Post new tweets, retweet
- Reply directly to tweets and send direct messages.
- Follow and unfollow people.
- Mark tweets as favorites.
- Navigate reply chains.
- Inline web browser.
- Post links with automatic link shrinking via bit.ly.
- Upload pictures to twitpic.com.
- Update your twitter location.
- View twitter trends and perform custom searches.
- Save your favorite searches.
- Implements the full twitter API.
- Uses secure connection (https).
Download
Tweetie is available on the App Store for $2.99. You can check it out here. Or just search for "Tweetie" on the App Store from your iPhone, iPod touch, or in iTunes.
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Twitxr now has an app available in iTunes. Here is the direct link that will take you to the iTunes app store.
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Twitfire is a Twitter iPhone application which lets you do the following (via Tweet Crunch):
- Take a picture or choose an existing picture from your library, upload it to twitpic.com, and insert the URL in your tweet.
- Browse the web and insert links using the built in web browser. Twitfire will automatically shorten the url before inserting it into your tweet using http://is.gd
- Send your current location to Twitter.
- Insert a Google Map url to your current location
- Browse and @ reply your followers
- Shake the iPhone or iPod touch to erase a tweet and start over
The most unique feature of this app is the shake to erase function which takes advantage of the iPhone’s accelormeter.
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Checking Back In With Twitxr
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