TweetDeck updates web-based client with sleeker profiles, enhanced mentions and hashtags

TweetDeck updates webbased client with sleeker profiles, enhanced mentions and hashtags

Now that yesterday's sudden Twitter outage is behind us, it's now time to focus on the blue bird's own, and very popular client, TweetDeck. The all-you-can-tweet service has quietly updated its internet-based client with some minor, but rather eye-pleasing tweaks. For starters, users profiles have received a slight design improvement for an overall "cleaner" look, while hashtags and mentions are now #clickable throughout TweetDeck's web offering. These changes are now live, so head over to the TD site, enter your microblogging credentials and you should be all set to give 'em a whirl.

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TweetDeck version 1.5 arrives with columns, lots of columns (video)

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Version 1.5 of TweetDeck has arrived, with a heavy emphasis on ensuring you can navigate those columns easily. The update adds arrow buttons, a horizontal scroll bar and gesture support if your trackpad is similarly enabled. There's also a new action button appended to each tweet, which will give you all the powers of the web version in a single click, ensuring you can follow (or otherwise) anyone who catches your eye in an instant. It's available right now for Windows, OS X, online and as a Chrome app -- there's even an informative video available after the break.

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TweetDeck version 1.5 arrives with columns, lots of columns (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 17 Jul 2012 19:23:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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