Tweetbot Gets Updated for the Retina Display iPad

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Posted March 13, 2012 at 6:35pm by iClarified

Tweetbot, a popular Twitter client for iOS, has updated its iPad app with support for the new Retina Display.

Tweetbot is a full-featured iPad Twitter client with a lot of personality. Whether it's the meticulously-crafted interface, sounds & animation, or features like multiple timelines & smart gestures, there's a lot to love about Tweetbot.

Brief Highlights:
◆ Multiple Timelines. Quickly switch between your lists as your main timeline.
◆ Smart Gestures. Use Twitter more efficiently with time-saving and configurable gestures.
◆ Native Push Notifications.
◆ Customizable Navigation. Hide the navigation tabs that you never use.
◆ Support for multiple services like Read it Later, Instapaper, Cloudapp URL Shortening.
◆ Save drafts, add locations and POI's, attach photos/videos, manage your lists, and much more.

What's New In This Version:
- Retina Graphics for iPad 3rd generation
- Streaming (when on WiFI with settings to disable it)
- The "new tweets" sound is now limited to mentions, DM's, and new tweets via pull-to-refresh
- Double-tapping on the timeline tab button takes you to last read tweet before going to the top
- Improvements to the Tweetmarker service
- Bug fixes related to direct messages
- Version number updated to 2.1 to match iPhone's version
- Many other bug fixes

You can purchase Tweetbot from the App Store for $2.99.

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johncampbell24 - March 22, 2012 at 11:35am

Apple has decided on the bigger 4.6-inch display for its next iPhone and started placing orders to its suppliers, the Maeil Business Newspaper said, quoting an unnamed industry source.A 4.6-inch screen, however, would be significantly larger than that has been previously rumored. There have been persistent rumors that the next generation iPhone would carry a larger 4" screen. And we are convinced that Apple had exactly such designs in late prototype stages in China. The proliferation of iPhone cases with measurements of at least a 4" screen seemed to suggest that a number of suppliers were also convinced of that fact.

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