TweetDeck for web and Chrome gets New Tweet panel with image previews, as-you-type suggestions

TweetDeck for web and Chrome gets New Tweet panel with image previews, autocompletion

TweetDeck just received a big upgrade for those who compose as many tweets as they read. Updated versions of TweetDeck's web and Chrome apps now include a simple, dedicated New Tweet panel that shows image previews and streamlines posting to multiple accounts. It should also be much faster -- the new client suggests usernames and hashtags as you type, speeds up replying to multiple tweets and automatically shortens web addresses. While only browser-based users will see the New Tweet pane today, Twitter promises corresponding updates to TweetDeck's native Mac and Windows apps in the near future.

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Via: Twitter Blog

Source: TweetDeck, Chrome Web Store

TweetDeck for Chrome and web gets drag-and-drop columns

TweetDeck for Chrome and web gets grabby with drag-and-drop columns

Twitter isn't quite done refining TweetDeck's interface following recent web and desktop overhauls -- there's still a little tweaking left in store. The company has just updated the Chrome and web versions of its social app with grab handles that let users drag and drop columns at will. It's also easier to jump back to the top of a column when there are unread tweets, and a selected column now snaps to the sidebar when there are fewer than three total columns on the screen. While the fresh interface is web-only for now, those who prefer the native Mac and Windows apps should get matching upgrades in the near future.

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Source: Twitter

TweetDeck for Mac updated with sidebar-focused design

TweetDeck for Mac updated with sidebarloving design

Twitter just recently spruced up the Windows version of TweetDeck with the web edition's simplified, sidebar-driven look; it's now the Mac app's turn. TweetDeck 3.0.2 on OS X brings virtually the same interface as its Windows counterpart, including drag-and-drop columns and the ability to filter searches by engagement. If you take your social networking extra seriously, the 3.0.2 update is waiting at the Mac App Store.

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Via: TweetDeck (Twitter)

Source: Mac App Store

TweetDeck for Windows update brings cleaner design, new sidebar

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TweetDeck just updated its desktop app for Windows (XP and later) to bring it up to date with the recently refreshed web and Chrome versions. The changes make for a cleaner look; all your controls now sit in the toolbar on the left side of the screen. From here, you can tweet, view interactions and toggle through columns. You can also expand the bar for more info on each of the columns. Pretty straightforward, but we dig the streamlined experience. Hit up the source link to nab TweetDeck version 3.0.2.

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Via: CNet

Source: Twitter Blog

Tweetdeck for web and Chrome updated with cleaner user interface

Tweetdeck's webbased app updated with fresh UI

If you're an avid user of Tweetdeck, we hope you're also okay feeling the brisk winds of change. The browser-based app, as well as the version on Chrome, has been updated with a fresh and clean user interface. The new design moves all of your options, settings and other buttons to one simple navigation bar on the left side of the app. The sidebar can be expanded to reveal more information about each icon, though most of what you see there will also appear if you simply hover your cursor above the associated symbol. The new interface also adds improvements to lists and settings as well.

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Source: Tweetdeck

Twitter Extended API v1 Retirement Date to June 11, 2013


Twitter has officially announced on Friday that API v1 is not going to retire this month. Instead it will get retired in the next month. Actually the social media giant has to do some more API...
    


TweetDeck for Android and iPhone Killed Off


TweetDeck for Android and TweetDeck for iPhone will be removed as announced by Twitter on its TweetDeck blog. So the date on the calendar has been finally pinpointed. 7th May it is and will be for...
    


Twitter narrows TweetDeck AIR and mobile app shutdowns to May 7th

TweetDeck for Android RIP

Twitter has been warning for weeks that it would shut down TweetDeck's AIR and mobile apps sometime in early May, but it didn't say exactly when loyalists would finally have to move on. The company now has a firm date: May 7th. In just over two weeks, Twitter will both pull the apps from their respective stores and stop existing installs from working as the service's version 1.0 API rides into the sunset. While the persisting native and web-based desktop apps will lessen some of the sting, we'd suggest that you pay your last respects if you have fond memories of TweetDeck's early apps.

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Via: Android Central

Source: TweetDeck

Tweetdeck update for Mac and Windows adds filters for columns and search

Tweetdeck update for Mac and Windows ushers in column filters

Tweetdeck, the Twitter client that's more popular (and useful) than the company's own native desktop app, is getting a version bump that has everything to do with filters. Available for Windows and Mac users now, the update lets social tweakers get granular as they sort through columns and search with new content and user filters. Keen to see a column filled with only RTs? You can do that now, as well as filter by using select terms, media, verified users and lists. A minor visual refresh is also bundled in that gives users the option to expand column width and choose from more font sizes, alongside a couple of handy new shortcuts. If you're running Tweetdeck now, it's likely you'll be prompted to update. Or you can head to the source below to get things started now.

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Source: @Twitter, iTunes

Twitter to drop TweetDeck for AIR, Android and iOS, will also pull Facebook integration

Twitter to drop TweetDeck for AIR, Android and iOS, also pulling Facebook integration

We hope you weren't overly attached to TweetDeck for Android and iOS on mobile, or AIR on the desktop. Twitter has revealed that it's sending those birds the way of the dodo: all three will be pulled from their relevant app stores in early May, and they should stop functioning altogether not long after that point. Facebook integration also won't hang around, the company says. The company argues that web-based versions of TweetDeck (and their native equivalents) will do the job on the desktop, and that expansion of the regular Twitter app should be enough to cover "most" smartphone and tablet users. However, it also acknowledges that there will be at least a few mobile users who'll have no official recourse for a more advanced experience, especially if they value Facebook. Good thing the company isn't limiting access to third-party alternatives... wait a minute.

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Via: The Next Web

Source: TweetDeck