You can download the latest Tweeten update from the Microsoft Store. “In the coming months, I plan to introduce a new interface that takes the Tweeten design you already know and love to the next level - bringing a much cleaner, modernized design,” says Hassan. Hassan is also working on a bigger interface update for Tweeten and even Linux compatibility. This latest Tweeten 5 update also includes improvements to the GIF and video download features and some improvements to how settings applied.
“Tweeten on ARM64 was made possible through the close collaboration with engineers from Qualcomm and ARM, and I would like to personally thank the team for their support,” says Hassan. Tweeten developer Mehedi Hassan has been working closely with Qualcomm to make the app compatible. I reviewed the Surface Pro X and was surprised that Tweeten refused to install as it wasn’t a compatible ARM64 app. Tweeten is based on TweetDeck, and it offers the same column-based interface with some interface improvements and the ability to pick emoji, download GIFs, and more. One of the most popular is Tweeten, and it’s getting an update today that will support ARM-powered devices like the Surface Pro X. Nevertheless, we strongly recommend it to all Twitter users.Twitter has abandoned its native apps for Windows, which has left a big gap for developers to try to fill. On the other hand, the application uses a high amount of system resources, and it could be better organized for an enhanced users experience. Although the Tweeten Windows app is still in beta, it’s already proving to be pretty popular and a decent alternative to the Tweetdeck we loved: itmeJP BiggerPace just told me about. TweetDeck has long been our favorite Twitter client for Windows, but today Twitter announced it’ll kill the Windows version on April 15th. The bottom line is that TweetDeck is very practical software with an impressive appearance. Thankfully, all hope is not lost It’s given us a chance to check out a couple of alternative Twitter apps, such as Hootsuite and the up and coming Tweeten. If you are a first-time user and cannot seem to get around the program, you can access TweetDeck support and view the well-drawn guidelines. In the Settings section, you are able to narrow columns, enable keyboard shortcuts, the use of autocomplete for usernames, change notification window position and adjust notification sound, choose what categories you want displayed in columns, change TweetDeck colors and theme, select preferred language, use a global filter or sync, and more. How does it work? You basically add your accounts from the aforementioned social networks (including multiple Twitter accounts), manage your Twitter lists, organize your information into columns, and search a column or a friend.įurthermore, you can easily update your status on all accounts or just a part of them, and follow updates of your friends.
You are required to create a TweetDeck account in order to access the software's features. The program's user interface is very slick with its tri-column view mode (you can place additional columns or switch to a single column view). TweetDeck is a handy and reliable tool that enables you to keep in touch with what's happening across social network platforms - on your Twitter, Facebook, Buzz, LinkedIn, Foursquare and MySpace accounts. You can check out its closest alternative, TweetDuck, an open-source and unofficial Twitter client. TweetDeck is no longer supported by Twitter since April 15th 2016.
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