HootSuite of course. Platform independent, but I'm using Win XP Pro.
AM
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck for iPhone and Windows XP! Love it!
grahamenewell
· 2 months ago
tweetdeck, only started using it on vista and iphone, love it
Jason Ehmke
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck. Easy to manage and filters out a lot of @replies
John
· 2 months ago
If find Tweetdeck to be too much of a memory hog, and cause extreme attention deficit disorder. For these reasons, I have really grown fond of the simplicity of running TwitterGadget in my iGoogle window.
Luka
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck/Digsby
pedroduart_e
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck at win xp
Judi Wunderlich
· 2 months ago
I use both TweetDeck and HootSuite on Windows XP and Vista.
Alan Pack
· 2 months ago
I use TweetDeck religiously, both on XP and my iPhone. Couldn't use Twitter if I didn't have my customized groups. I just bought a Mac, so I'll probably give Seesmic a try, but odds are I'll just stay with TweetDeck.
I do wish for two things from TweetDeck though, as much as I love it:
1) TweetDeck for XP integrating with Facebook is great, but I wish I could have a feed/group/whatever JUST for my notifications. Trying to follow what's going on within the full friend feed is a little cumbersome, and leads to me just going to Facebook itself to see my notifications. Maybe I'm missing how to pull this off, but I haven't had any luck figuring it out so far.
2) TweetDeck for iPhone needs Push support. Plain and simple. Again, perhaps I'm dumb and there's a way to turn it on that I don't know of.
aiusepsi
· 2 months ago
If you want push Twitter on the iPhone, grab Boxcar. Pushes mentions and DMs quickly and reliably, then opens your favourite iPhone Twitter client to view them.
Tony Taurisano
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck while at work...Ubertwitter on the phone.
dan
· 2 months ago
tweetdeck via iphone & os X
Matthew Curtiss
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck on Vista and Win2000
Ashutosh Mishra
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck for me too.
I do use Ada occasionally, just for a change. :)
Jessica Liu
· 2 months ago
tweetdeck for iphones!
Alice
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck. :D
DossyDomo
· 2 months ago
Dude, Hootsuite is Da Shiz! No doubt about it. I used Tweetdeck like forevcer until someone turned me on to Hootsuite!
Works on Win 7 64-bit, so I'd assume so. I used it as my primary client for a while before switching back to Tweetdeck, but I really want a version of Tweetie for Windows. That would be my ideal.
HootSuite via Google Chrome on my Windows Vista PC. I bounce back & forth between Twitteriffic Premium and Tweetie on my iPhone
Wayne Luke
· 2 months ago
Using Seesmic Desktop currently. Windows 7. Really too busy to try anything else though.
Michael Becker
· 2 months ago
Tweetie for desktop and iPhone.
Cathi Boswell
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck - Simply because I like the look of it.
mita56
· 2 months ago
Has to be Seeismic Desktop - user friendly and brilliant especially for managing more than one account. A close second would be Twhirl and Tweetdeck.
Bryce
· 2 months ago
I use Twitterrific Premium on the iPhone and Tweetdeck on my Mac. Found the tweetdeck app to be too heavy on the iPhone. On my windows computer at work I use Twhirl and love it!
Guest
· 2 months ago
kevin
· 2 months ago
Seesmic on Mac OS X (at home) and Windows XP (at work), Tweetie or SimplyTweet on iPhone
Rachel
· 2 months ago
TwitterGadget, but I don't manager multiple accounts and only have +/-75 followers... many of whom don't engage me and I don't engage them.
micronauta
· 2 months ago
Tweetie on the iPhone. Echofon is nice too but I would morph them both into one for my ideal iPhone app.
Kamamiya
· 2 months ago
mac os x: nambu iphone: twittelator pro
Jed
· 2 months ago
Yoono - let's me see my friends' tweets and Facebook updates in the same stream.
A. McArthur
· 2 months ago
Mixero FTW
Smitty
· 2 months ago
OS X / DestroyTwitter
Josh Tetteh-Lartey
· 2 months ago
DestroyTwitter all the way! On OS X
barkerja
· 2 months ago
Tweetie. TweetDeck is a joke. Groups are a joke, they can't and shouldn't be done client-side.
A. McArthur
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck makes groups useless by making your configure them anytime you're on a new platform. What's great about Mixero is that the groups are not managed locally. Mixero keeps it settings/history across any installation.
Carly Sheil
· 2 months ago
I haven't had to reconfigure my groups yet at all over any change-over.
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mattycraig
· 2 months ago
On my iPhone, Mac, and Windows devices I use TweetDeck.
I have just recently migrated from using RSS as my primary source of news to twitter seeing as its real-time. This is where TweetDeck comes in: sorting by groups and instant notifications! However seeing as I`m not in front of the computer all day (actually I am...) I still use RSS for friends blogs, and anything I may have missed.
jason
· 2 months ago
I'm still using Twhirl. It has all I need and is as stable as as a block of granite.
Matt Donnelly
· 2 months ago
Tweetie for Mac, it's fast sexy and unintrusive
Rebecca Eisenberg
· 2 months ago
Definitely tweetie. It's clean, simple, and easy to use.
Name
· 2 months ago
Love Echofon. For both Firefox and the iPhone
Sandeep Swaminathan
· 2 months ago
@brizzly is my favorite twitter client.
rickybeats
· 2 months ago
My favorite client is UberTwitter. It has tons of features and options but at the same time is so simple. My favorite thing is that the client can be set to check for new tweets every so often. Mine is currently set for 5 minutes. When I get a new tweet it alerts me. I also love that when someone posts a twitpic I can view it with in the client and I don't have to go to the browser to see it. UberTwitter is def the best client available for the BB.
Blake Raue
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck FTW!
thomasfischer
· 2 months ago
Tweetie for my iPhone :: The Web/TweetDeck for my computer
Roj
· 2 months ago
DestroyTwitter on Windows and Gravity on Symbian S60
MarlitaH
· 2 months ago
PC: Hootsuite (Firefox on both XP and Vista) - groups work better than Tweetdeck and I can track my clickthroughs
iPhone Echofon (formerly Twitterfon?) - I'd use Hootsuite if there was an app
Sandeep
· 2 months ago
Funny, for a service originally meant to be used primarily from a phone over SMS, it appears to be the least popular.
SkipAroundTown
· 2 months ago
Landscape Tweeting Windows XP and iPhone Updates Twitter and Facebook at the same time.
Tweetie on the iPhone and Tweetfox for the web. Sometimes I use Tweetdeck too. So many Twitter clients out there.
Karl Sonnenberg
· 2 months ago
Tweetie both on my iPhone and my MacBook
Susi Schuele
· 2 months ago
It's hovering between Mixero and Tweetdeck.
Rajani Karuturi
· 2 months ago
posterous bookmarklet to tweet and twitter.com to read
Wade A. Inganamort
· 2 months ago
@gwibber 2.0 #ftw #linux
mantene
· 2 months ago
Echofon (Formerly both Twitterfox and Twitterfon). I love the new interface and I find it so simple to use whether at my desktop or on my iphone.
Will5
· 2 months ago
Tweetie on the Mac and Seesmic Desktop on PC.
Richard Hudak
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck on Mac OS X. I love the multiple column view, and all of the latest features of the new version, including comments and "likes" for Facebook, and threads for Facebook. Being able to send the same updates to Twitter and Facebook simultaneously, or to choose not to do so are benefits.
Donavon
· 2 months ago
iPhone - Echofon Pro Mac - Tweetie
codertimt
· 2 months ago
Mixero. Better way to handle groups than TweetDeck IMO. I just try to forget about the fact all the Adobe Air apps all use >100MB of memory.
facebook-1183376569
· 2 months ago
TwitterGadget in Gmail or iGoogle. [Win Vista]
Rita
· 2 months ago
I prefer to use Echofon (formerly Twitterfon) on my iPod Touch and Seesmic on my laptop.
imse4n
· 2 months ago
I use SimplyTweet on iPhone. On my Mac, I use twitter.com (believe it or not). :)
Andy Feliciotti
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck
Thomas Hochmann
· 2 months ago
@TwitVim is by far my favorite client. my main PC is an older laptop, hate stuff that uses AIR -- way too resource hoggin' for my tastes.
facebook-11213125
· 2 months ago
I use TweetDeck on my laptop and iPod Touch and PockeTwit for my WinMobile phone...
Alex
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck on XP (like Adam) when I'm sitting down and SocialScope on Verizon Blackberry when mobile
I like my Tweetie for Mac. Very lean. But when I use the web interface I really like having the Better Twitter user script (for Greasemonkey) to add some extra features.
Tim Miner
· 2 months ago
Seesmic for me. Love the multiple Twitter accounts, Fan Pages and the new web version which still needs work for me to switch to a web client.
cwagner
· 2 months ago
Seesmic Desktop on Windows XP Gravity on my E71 (S60)
I keep switching between Tweetdeck and Destroytwitter. Currently using Tweetdeck :)
MD
· 2 months ago
I use Streamy a lot! and at the same time Twitbin on firefox
greasyguide
· 2 months ago
I'm all about Hootsuite
Ken Mueller
· 2 months ago
I prefer Twhirl and Seesmic Desktop
kieranmansfield
· 2 months ago
tweetdeck for pc.
Bob
· 2 months ago
I'm a fan of DestroyTwitter
FunDave
· 2 months ago
I use a combo of Seesmic Desktop & Twitter Web apps on my home computer. And I use Twittelator Pro & Tweetdeck on the iPhone. I only use Tweetdeck to monitor Twitter API.
Mike
· 2 months ago
I use Seesmic Desktop, it is a great app. Always improving and adding new features
Greg Davis
· 2 months ago
For the desktop: Mixero rocks it for me! It is lesser known but has the functions of the more popular apps while taking up much less screen real estate!
Web-based: Hootsuite is the bomb. I also use it for sharing links - the tracking feature and multi-account mgmt is simply awesome.
BlackBerry: UberTwitter - much better than TwitterBerry and keeps getting better!
LeRoy
· 2 months ago
Seesmic Desktop ftw! I feel like they are kinda leaving tweetdeck in the dust.
Tamiko
· 2 months ago
I really liked Nambu but it kept crashing on me.... now I'm loving Seesmic! Tried TweetDeck many times and it's just too slow and I was losing tweets.
JM
· 2 months ago
twhirl but getting closer and closer to switching from desktop app to browser-based brizzly.
Cullen Henshaw
· 2 months ago
Echofon (formerly known as TwitterFon) on my iPod touch, twitter.com on my iMac but changing to Echofon for the Mac as soon as it's available.
I've really enjoyed Hootsuite on my browser. Since it has no Facebook support I've decided to give both TweetDeck and Seesmic Desktop a try. (TweetDeck at home, Seesmic at work). Out of the two I like Seesmic better. I've found it more user-friendly, more intuitive. TweetDeck can be scary to look at. A little intimidating if you're not familiar with it, plus I've come across all kinds of bugs such as not being able to retrieve group columns that I've closed. On my BlackBerry, ÜberTwitter, of course.
Henry Ho
· 2 months ago
twhirl
cyberdoyle
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck, no question, tried most others. Apple Macbook. Leopard.
Benjamin Dobson
· 2 months ago
Tweetie for Mac.
Kate
· 2 months ago
I heart HOOTSUITE. Allows me to manage all my followers really easily, so I don't miss a tweet. I like the stats, the image and file sharing, the RSS feed, and Ping.fm integration too.
franciscopalacio
· 2 months ago
Truth be told, I'm still researching the issue, so this poll comes in REALLY handy... Thanks, shall come back later to read y'all!
Zach Weigand
· 2 months ago
Tweetie • OS X
Carmen Hughes
· 2 months ago
Desktop: Twhirl iPhone: Tweetie
Kwandre Liem
· 2 months ago
Hootsuite of course.
Connor
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck! Tweetdeck! There iPhone app icon was even in the recent iPhone ad
mybrutegame
· 2 months ago
My favorite (and the only one I use) is TweetDeck.
Sebastian Thuer
· 2 months ago
As Jennifer my first option is Seesmic Desktop
Frank Ramblings
· 2 months ago
Twhirl on Windows, Tweetie on OS X and iPod Touch. Also EchoFon for iPod Touch.
PZ
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck on Win7 Twitterrific on iPhone
Corey Ellis
· 2 months ago
I use seesmic desktop because I can post to FB, twitter or both. I also like the layout. Ubertwitter on my blackberry
jaycclee
· 2 months ago
Web- twitter.com, have tried Seesmic and HootSuite but I still like the "Official" twitter flavor. Desktop- Jump back and forth from Seesmic and TweetDeck iPhone-TweetDeck since there's no Seesmic app yet
mostlylisa
· 2 months ago
I agree with Christina, Tweetie is clean, fuction & yes, very sexy.
jon
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck. on Mac OSX and iPhone. tried Hootsuite but it was too clunky and cumbersome and felt old fashioned. Full Facebook and Twitter together in clean well-designed environment gives TweetDeck the edge for me.
j3nnyb3an
· 2 months ago
I've been enjoying Twixtreme for my blackberry for over a month now and love it!!!! Great interface and it is lightening fast. I still want to try social scope but never get an invite. :( I use Tweetdeck on my Mac.
Evan Pederson
· 2 months ago
I still go back and forth a lot. But generally on Windows I use TweetDeck.
Davin Smith
· 2 months ago
Mixero and Twittelator. The raw functionality of these apps is far superior to their competitors.
MKFM
· 2 months ago
Twhirl, it doesn't try to be anything it's not... it's a Twitter client, not a social media hub with facebook and everything else integrated. :)
sharp65
· 2 months ago
Desktop: twhirl iphone: twitteriffic
John
· 2 months ago
My favorite is TweetDeck, and I run it on Windows Vista.
I have a blackberry, but none of the apps are worth it for me, and I've tried them all. And, I don't always have wifi turned on to use my itouch.
Other than that, I use text or ping.fm on my blackberry.
Donovan
· 2 months ago
Desktop client: TweetDeck. I find Tweetdeck too cumbersome for iPhone, so I bounce back and forth between Echofon and Twitterrific, but I prefer Twitterrific.
Sebastian Thuer
· 2 months ago
As Jennifer, my first option is Seesmic Desktop: Twitter & Facebook at the same window.
Lorann Snow
· 2 months ago
Love Tweetdeck! Great way to organize and steamline your "Twitter time"
hank
· 2 months ago
tweetie for mac osx! i want to try tweetdeck too tho.
digideth
· 2 months ago
DestroyTwitter ftw!
RogerJH
· 2 months ago
Hootsuite is the best browser-based Twitter client IMHO. It works great in Chrome: fast with lots of features well-organized to manage multiple Twitter accounts, track clicks and schedule tweets. (I have all my Halloween tweets already lined up!)
iPhone (iPod Touch) I haven't found any of them that are really good.
Desktop. Don't need it when I am using a browser.
Shitij Nigam
· 2 months ago
Windows, Desktop: TweetDeck. All. The. Way.
Santiago Villegas
· 2 months ago
I use Tweetdeck from my Desktop and Twitscoop on the go...
Carly Sheil
· 2 months ago
Definitely TweetDeck <3
I've had my fair share of experience with Twitter applications for both PC and iPhone and TweetDeck tops my favourites list for both! It's constantly improving, allows you to post to Twitter, Facebook or Myspace and integrates itself with a vast selection of link shorteners, image and video uploaders. It even allows you to log into your bit.ly account!
I fell in love instantly and swapped over from another Adobe Air Twitter application I was using <3
jaysteele
· 2 months ago
Tweetie on Mac OSX. Simple, straightforward, non-invasive. If things get crazy, switch to Tweetdeck or Seesmic if managing multiple accounts or following multiple topics.
iraedelman
· 2 months ago
i just started using TweetDeck and i love it
RogerJH
· 2 months ago
Hootsuite! I use it with Chrome. It's fast and packed with features. Manage multiple Twitter accounts, schedule tweets in advance and track URL click stats.
david tra
· 2 months ago
Work: Seesmic Desktop to manage multiple accts Home: Twhirl - I really like how easy it is to read
Used Tweetdeck extensively, not impressed. Haven't tried Hootsuite.
Natalie
· 2 months ago
I like TweetDeck, but HootSuite is what I use the majority of the time.
Kennen
· 2 months ago
I love Ubertwitter on my Blackberry, but mostly use Twitterfox on my PC.
NickCornaglia
· 2 months ago
Tweetie for iPhone!
t.a. barnhart
· 2 months ago
Nambu for Mac - very Mac, easy to use. latest version lost Groups, but that's returning & more usable than TweetDeck columns. would like to see names & not nicks (or have the option).
aboutjer
· 2 months ago
For the Windows Vista laptop at the office: Tweetdeck for client's/company tweets. Seesmic Desktop for my own twitter @aboutjer and my facebook. Keeps "work" and "play" in their own little boxes.
For the MacBook at home: twitter on the web.
For the iPhone: Hahlo4
Colleen Robledo
· 2 months ago
Personal/desktop: Seesmic (love their multi-account & multi-network integration & groups).
Personal/Blackberry: UberTwitter (features kick-butt, and multi-account integration)
Work: Stuck with HootSuite for now: * They're the only multi-editor client I've found that can feed Tweets to both Facebook pages and MySpace (via Ping.fm integration). * BUT their annoying i-frame ow.ly links are incompatible with MySpace, so we have to use separate bitly to shorten and copy/paste into HootSuite * I prefer CoTweet for work purposes due to bitly integration and ability to assign Tweets to different employees for follow-up... but no working Ping.fm integration for MySpace yet.
iMJR
· 2 months ago
I'm using Bluebird, on Mac.
Lorien
· 2 months ago
I love the Flock browser. I think it combines all my social media options flawlessly in an expandable tab on the left of my screen and allows easy access to them. I use Mac OSX. Everyone should use Flock!
Seesmic Desktop / Windows Vista It's a beautiful thing!
John Temperley
· 2 months ago
I bought Tweetie for my iPhone but now find I use TweetDeck most of the time on both the iPhone and my Windows PC - I like the columns and the manner in which it handles and displays multiple account. Being able to sync between desktop and hand-held is also great though not yet perfect ;-) My vote goes to TweetDeck!
technobozo
· 2 months ago
Seesmic Desktop / Windows Vista It's a beautiful thing!
Name
· 2 months ago
Twitterfox rocks for me
Addy
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck
Joe Lange
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck on XP - lots of new features have been added. Only, I wish I could fit more search columns on my screen. Maybe time for a bigger monitor?
Addy
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck on iphone
belchingmonkey
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck on OSX / tweetie on iPhone
Fiona Currie
· 2 months ago
HootSuite in Google Chrome for me too. Very useful that it's browser-based for corporate environments that don't allow you to install software. I just wish they would add some follower management tools to it.
Anyone found a good client for Nokia phones? I'm still loving my 3-year-old 6275i, so I don't plan to get an iPhone anytime soon.
Anthony Rodriguez
· 2 months ago
Desktop: TweetDeck, Been with them from the start and they keep on adding more features, its all great :D Phone: Twidroid, The best twitter client on the android market.
Daniel
· 2 months ago
I, like Christina Warren, prefer Tweetie for Mac OS X. Simple, intuitive, streamlined and beautiful.
milkfish
· 2 months ago
Spaz desktop (Vista and Ubuntu), Ubertwitter on Blackberry
I swap between Tweetie Mac and Twitterrific Mac and Tweetdeck. My fav iPhone is Twitterrific.
Kera Torrence
· 2 months ago
I use Hootsuite and the Power Twitter plugin for Firefox. Power twitter is awesome.
iOllie
· 2 months ago
I use Seesmic and Hootsuite. Currently testing R.A.I.S.E. http://ow.ly/q23z customed for affiliate marketers doing niche search and response.
Bryan Koval
· 2 months ago
Macbook: Tweetdeck iPhone: Tweetie
bitlockers
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck is mine!
Facebook User
· 2 months ago
I use Tweet Deck on my laptop and Twidroid whenever I update from my phone.
Spencer Turner
· 2 months ago
Mac OSX - Tweetdeck and twitterrific for the iPhone, only use the iPhone to check twitter and not really to post anything.
Aejaie Sellers
· 2 months ago
I'm a TweetDeck girl - love it
Karen Goldfarb
· 2 months ago
I switched from Tweetdeck to Seesmic for ease of managing multiple accounts. That said, I find Seesmic to be a bit awkward to use. Too many little unintuitive icons. I like the bit.ly account integration, though. Use TwitterFon on my iPhone only because it was the first one I tried.
juandiegopolo
· 2 months ago
I like hootsuite, but I hate ow.ly... thats because I use cotweet.com
Tane Piper
· 2 months ago
Loving Hootsuite on the web/desktop and Twidroid on my G1
MacBook = Tweetie and Twitter.com iPhone = BirdFeed and Twitterrific (looking forward to the Tweetie update)
cj mccabe
· 2 months ago
TwitterGadget (on iGoogle)
dsmy
· 2 months ago
I'd have to say Social Scope for my blackberry.. and TweetDeck for my Pc.
Alliandre (la Ippe)
· 2 months ago
Twhirl for me, because it has both Twitter and FriendFeed and there aren't a lot of FF clients around - not with what I'd like to have. I'd prefer a nicer interface for FF too, though. (Here in Italy we use FF's comments *a lot* :) )
jefftb
· 2 months ago
Tweetie
Daniel Hahn
· 2 months ago
Really haven't used that many. But I have been using Tweetdeck for a couple of months. It was ok at first, but the recent release from last week has made it even better. I love the new FB and MS integration. It's a one-stop-shop! If only you could get your FB notifications on there (of course I could've missed that...).
On Blackberry I use UberTwitter. Great little app with GPS integration. I love the location-based tweet options, both for searching and chatting.
michaelweiss
· 2 months ago
Hootsuite!
element321
· 2 months ago
Desktop: TweetDeck At work: Hootsuite or TweetVisor
Ronald Erazo
· 2 months ago
Right now I'm testing out Nambu and I love the direction it's taking. It's still in beta but it's my favorite client so far
facebook-637462900
· 2 months ago
SimplyTweet on my iPhone
Tweetdeck n Twhirl on my Mac
Amin Ashaari
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck on XP tops my list. TweetDeck really helps me manage multiple twitter accounts. Love the layout, love the notifications, love how I can do everything through one window. Facebook and MySpace integration makes it the best above the rest!
Henrymaxm
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck iPhone. Simply the best..
Ralph Meyers
· 2 months ago
I am using the beta of www.twitjump.com and from the emails they've sent and what I have seen so far, I think it has the most potential. I currently use Tweetie on both iPhone and my mac though. I hope the twitjump dudes (or chicks, who knows) deliver though....
joel_hughes
· 2 months ago
SocialScope on the Blackberry. A very slick experience. Much better than Uber and light years ahead of Twitterberry.
karen iana cruz
· 2 months ago
I love Tweetdeck and Twitterrific together, then combined with Growl.
Tweetdeck keeps me organized with groups, and it helps me filter out what tweets I wanna see for a certain day (yeah I'm like that). Then I use Twitterrific with my Growl. The pop-up updates keeps me updated with new tweets every sec even if both Tdeck and Trrific windows are closed.
edited
· 2 months ago
Definitely http://Tweeteronix.com - a great app that lets me tweet what I is meaningful to a selected group of followers, that is growing all the time!
George M.
· 2 months ago
I use brizzly ever since I discovered it some weeks ago. It has all the extra features I need and that the twitter web interface doesn't provide. I don't like desktop clients because all the links open in another application, the browser.
Baxter Tocher
· 2 months ago
On the web: Brizzly.
On mobile: dabr
Wade Caldwell
· 2 months ago
Favorite Twitter client: @HootSuite on Mac OS X.5. Handling tweets and searches for clients across five different handles, search windows are the best!
Stephen Robinson
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck for pc dabr.co.uk on mobile.
Nick-ed
· 2 months ago
Ubertwitter on my blackberry bold
Kefyn Judson
· 2 months ago
@PeopleBrowsr, while still very beta in some ways, has some unique features that makes it worth sticking with. The new release of the @nambucom tool looks like it will be worth looking at once I get my invite to the private beta (still waiting!).
jwparkin
· 2 months ago
Hootsuite is great, and I'm on XP
jaykraker
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck @ Win XP
Scott
· 2 months ago
I'm using Tweetdeck on my laptop (winxp) and very happy, but using Twitterberry on my Blackberry, and not happy... would love to have a better app for Twitter/FB on my Blackberry!!! Any suggestions?
Steve Riley
· 2 months ago
Been bouncing back and forth between TweetDeck and Seemic Desktop. TweetDeck wins because I need to monitor and tweet from two accounts, and I can keep them in separate columns. Seesmic mixes @replies and directs together.
Abderrahmane T.J.
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck of course !!
Ashley King
· 2 months ago
TweetDeck is too big for my netbook screen and I tried Seesmic and didn't like it. However, I've found a real home with DestroyTwitter, as it integrates seamlessly with my desktop and fits perfectly on my limited netbook space.
Shankar Saikia
· 2 months ago
Tweetdeck is my favorite twitter client ...because it has my groups etc. Also because it is easy to use.
mavihs
· 2 months ago
i use TweetDeck on XP!!! its the ultimate Twitter client!!!! :P it lets me see the latest facebook statues updates & aswell lets me manage more than one twitter account!!!!
Tom van der Valk
· 2 months ago
For Android: Twidroid PRO. Much better that www.twitter.com, which I use for the desktop.
Andrew
· 2 months ago
As much as I enjoy being able to group in TweetDeck, my vote goes for Tweetie for Mac. I love the interface and the simplicity. I use Echofon (formerly TwitterFon) for my iPhone
Ivan-Alexander Jung
· 2 months ago
I do use Seesmic, love the facebook integration and the columns where you can see everything at one sight.
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I do wish for two things from TweetDeck though, as much as I love it:
1) TweetDeck for XP integrating with Facebook is great, but I wish I could have a feed/group/whatever JUST for my notifications. Trying to follow what's going on within the full friend feed is a little cumbersome, and leads to me just going to Facebook itself to see my notifications. Maybe I'm missing how to pull this off, but I haven't had any luck figuring it out so far.
2) TweetDeck for iPhone needs Push support. Plain and simple. Again, perhaps I'm dumb and there's a way to turn it on that I don't know of.
I do use Ada occasionally, just for a change. :)
Jess
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Web-based: Hootsuite
iPhone: Tweetie
Overall: I love Seesmic's Facebook integration, but Hootsuite has the best UI overall.
iphone: twittelator pro
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I have just recently migrated from using RSS as my primary source of news to twitter seeing as its real-time. This is where TweetDeck comes in: sorting by groups and instant notifications! However seeing as I`m not in front of the computer all day (actually I am...) I still use RSS for friends blogs, and anything I may have missed.
iPhone Echofon (formerly Twitterfon?) - I'd use Hootsuite if there was an app
Windows XP and iPhone
Updates Twitter and Facebook at the same time.
Laptop (Mac): Firefox + TwitterBar
iPhone: Tweetie, then Tweetdeck
Mac - Tweetie
My reason for loyal use of Twitterena+ Pro is in my blog: http://bit.ly/AppDevAweekes
Twitter.com for Web
UberTwitter for Blackberry Storm
Web-based: Hootsuite
iPhone: Twitterrific
Gravity on my E71 (S60)
Web-based: Hootsuite is the bomb. I also use it for sharing links - the tracking feature and multi-account mgmt is simply awesome.
BlackBerry: UberTwitter - much better than TwitterBerry and keeps getting better!
I smell an iPhone App soon!!!!
http://twitter.com/invoker/status/4065211288
Twitterrific on iPhone
Desktop- Jump back and forth from Seesmic and TweetDeck
iPhone-TweetDeck since there's no Seesmic app yet
iphone: twitteriffic
I have a blackberry, but none of the apps are worth it for me, and I've tried them all. And, I don't always have wifi turned on to use my itouch.
Other than that, I use text or ping.fm on my blackberry.
iPhone (iPod Touch) I haven't found any of them that are really good.
Desktop. Don't need it when I am using a browser.
I've had my fair share of experience with Twitter applications for both PC and iPhone and TweetDeck tops my favourites list for both!
It's constantly improving, allows you to post to Twitter, Facebook or Myspace and integrates itself with a vast selection of link shorteners, image and video uploaders.
It even allows you to log into your bit.ly account!
I fell in love instantly and swapped over from another Adobe Air Twitter application I was using <3
Home: Twhirl - I really like how easy it is to read
Used Tweetdeck extensively, not impressed. Haven't tried Hootsuite.
For the MacBook at home: twitter on the web.
For the iPhone: Hahlo4
Personal/Blackberry: UberTwitter (features kick-butt, and multi-account integration)
Work: Stuck with HootSuite for now:
* They're the only multi-editor client I've found that can feed Tweets to both Facebook pages and MySpace (via Ping.fm integration).
* BUT their annoying i-frame ow.ly links are incompatible with MySpace, so we have to use separate bitly to shorten and copy/paste into HootSuite
* I prefer CoTweet for work purposes due to bitly integration and ability to assign Tweets to different employees for follow-up... but no working Ping.fm integration for MySpace yet.
It's a beautiful thing!
It's a beautiful thing!
Anyone found a good client for Nokia phones? I'm still loving my 3-year-old 6275i, so I don't plan to get an iPhone anytime soon.
Phone: Twidroid, The best twitter client on the android market.
Web: Hootsuite
iPhone: Tweetdeck & EchoFon (formerly TwitterFon)
My fav iPhone is Twitterrific.
iPhone: Tweetie
http://www.techhit.com/TwInbox/
iPhone - Tweetie
It works perfectly.
Desktop: Tweetdeck
Web: CoTweet
WAP Phone: Slandr
iPhone = BirdFeed and Twitterrific (looking forward to the Tweetie update)
(Here in Italy we use FF's comments *a lot* :) )
On Blackberry I use UberTwitter. Great little app with GPS integration. I love the location-based tweet options, both for searching and chatting.
At work: Hootsuite or TweetVisor
Tweetdeck n Twhirl on my Mac
Tweetdeck keeps me organized with groups, and it helps me filter out what tweets I wanna see for a certain day (yeah I'm like that). Then I use Twitterrific with my Growl. The pop-up updates keeps me updated with new tweets every sec even if both Tdeck and Trrific windows are closed.
On mobile: dabr
dabr.co.uk on mobile.
its the ultimate Twitter client!!!! :P
it lets me see the latest facebook statues updates & aswell lets me manage more than one twitter account!!!!
But I dream of a day when there is an app with grouping functionality of Tweetdeck, UI of Tweetie, stats of Hootsuite.