Best Twitter app for iPhone??

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#64482 16-Jul-2010 11:49

Hey all,

I'm new to twitter but I'm keen to get stuck in. Just wondering what everyone recommends for Twitter on an iPhone 3GS.

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#352276 16-Jul-2010 11:52

It's more of a personal preference thing. I use Twitter (previously Tweetie), some friends use Twitterific and think it's great too. You basically need to give some a go and find the best match for you.

Twitter is free, and is full featured. I'd start there and if you find you're missing something then you can look into the alternatives.

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#352277 16-Jul-2010 11:52

(Official) Twitter for iPhone is pretty good. I quite like it. I have used many others with the last one before changing to Twitter for iPhone was Echofon Lite, Twitterific too.

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#352279 16-Jul-2010 11:55

Thanks for the quick replies guys. I'll give Twitter a go seeing as its a free way to check out iPhone Tweeting.

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#353903 20-Jul-2010 13:41

I use hootsuite - has twitter, linkedin and facebook all in one. Excellent app IMO.

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#354454 21-Jul-2010 12:52

I used Tweetie/Twitter for quite some time until Osfoora was offered for free for a weekend. Instantly hooked!

It looks like it's based on Tweetie/Twitter but with added functionality and less bugginess. Only problem is it's one you have to buy.

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