Seesmic Update Allows Multiple Twitter Accounts On One Phone

by Rob Jackson on February 5th, 2010
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seesmic-logoThere are a LOAD of twitter applications out there. I’m not sure what integer a “load” equates to… but a heckuva lot and gigantum proportion would be good synonyms. One of the more popular of those is Seesmic and with a recent update to the free app, it is set to become even more popular.

Straight from the horse’s mouth:

In addition to the huge advantage of multiple accounts, several minor updates and performance enhancements were made. Check out some of them:

  • Adding an Extra Large text size option
  • Your profile information (avatar, number of following and followers,…) will now be updated automatically
  • Changing your Twitter account password will now be handled by the application
  • Composer now auto-corrects and auto-capitalize your words and sentences
  • Notifications are now cleared when the application is accessed from Launcher
  • Easily changing default account from the application’s Settings
  • Can remove a Twitter account simply by pressing on it

Are you a Seesmic user? Do you prefer a different Twitter App on Android? Will these improvements push you to give this app a try?

[Via Seesmic Blog]

14 Comments

  1. 1. monster wrote on February 5, 2010

    Its a good twitter app for being free. But doesn’t even compare to TwidroidPro in terms of use and polished interface.

  2. 2. nemov wrote on February 5, 2010

    I’ve used twidriod and swift, but seesmic is by far the best and most polished apparently for twitter on android.

  3. 3. Roz JC wrote on February 5, 2010

    As I said on another article regarding the same thing…

    This was my preferred app out of all the ones I tried…

    I switched to TweetCaster because it was the only free app that I knew of that supported multiple accounts…

    Now that Seesmic has it…I’ve gone back to using it…

    And it’s great! =D

  4. 4. Dick wrote on February 5, 2010

    Well I’ll give this a try since I just use Twidroid for one account and Swift for another right now. Problem is I can’t nail down which Twitter app I like the best. They all have at least 1 huge fault each that keeps me from ‘loving’ just one.

  5. 5. mephissto wrote on February 5, 2010

    Here is a new apps that should be released in february (15th I think)… It looks really cool

  6. 6. Min wrote on February 5, 2010

    I’ve tried Seesmic but went with Twidroid (free) instead. This video makes me want to give Seesmic a shot, though. Does Seesmic have bit.ly integration like Twidroid does?

  7. 7. Lamarr Wilson wrote on February 5, 2010

    The only thing making me hold on to Twitroid Pro is that in notifications, you can read the whole @reply or DM without opening the application; Seesmic cuts it off. Also, I like that Twitroid stays in memory as an icon at the top; keeps one of my home page spots free for another shortcut.

  8. 8. Bret wrote on February 6, 2010

    twidroid pro all the way. however i have not tried seesmic lol

  9. 9. CJ wrote on February 6, 2010

    Wow, they finally added a feature that should have been there from day 1 considering all the top Twitter apps for Android already had it…. Anyway, it’s nice but I won’t be leaving TwiDroid for it.

  10. 10. AMZ wrote on February 6, 2010

    The best Android Twitter clients are Tweetcaster and seesmic , but the problem is that they both lacks a widget .

  11. 11. Pachi wrote on February 6, 2010

    I wish they port tweetie to android or maybe tweetdeck. I heard tweetcaster is great also.

  12. 12. ben wrote on February 6, 2010

    Twigee is the best free Twitter client IMO. It trumps seesmic and twidroid in all areas.

  13. 13. Ade wrote on February 6, 2010

    How do you change your account password on Seesmic?

  14. 14. Z-Liberator wrote on February 6, 2010

    I really think twitter sucks, sounds cool. Best twitter client is on HTC Hero/Eris on their Sense UI apps on the phone try it

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