Tweetdeck for iphone how to#

Its slick interface and thoughtful feature set have already earned it a permanent spot on my iPhone. Though TweetDeck did crash a couple times during my tests, there's no doubt in my mind that it'll quickly become a favorite among Twitter users. If you're already a TweetDeck user, you'll be glad to know the app syncs with the desktop version, and will even pull in your Twitter account settings if you've already configured them. (I'll fess up to being stupid if someone will explain the feature in the comments.)

Tweetdeck for iphone how to#

It'll even shorten URLs, though I couldn't figure out how to make this work. You can also search, save your searches, and tweet photos by way of Twitpic or YFrog. TweetDeck does let you create user groups for following friends. TweetDeck's slick, column-driven interface is a delight. Too bad you can't set up separate batches of columns for each account, as you can easily end up with column overload. It also supports multiple Twitter accounts each one gets its own column(s). Needless to say, the app lets you tweet, retweet, send direct messages, e-mail tweets, and mark tweets as favorites. (Is it heresy to say the interface reminds me a bit of the Palm Pre's 'cards'? Well, sorry, but it does.) You swipe back and forth between the columns using your finger, then tap one to bring it to the fore. If you already use TweetDeck on the desktop the easiest way to get started is to download the new desktop version and register for a TweetDeck account.

Like its desktop counterpart, TweetDeck for iPhone and iPod Touch relies on customizable columns: one each for things like replies, direct messages, searches, and friends. Thanks for all the amazing feedback about TweetDeck for iPhone we’re just as excited to be able to use TweetDeck on the move as you are. TweetDeck, arguably the most popular desktop app for managing all things Twitter, just landed in the App Store.