Last day to catch Twabbit for $.99
Twabbit for Windows Phone is a Twitter client that is nicely laid out, has plenty of features and overall is a really nice Windows Phone app.
Twabbit's main pages cover your Twitter home page with all your tweets, interactions with other tweets and your direct message inbox. Other key features include:
- Persistently present tweet button that enables you to compose tweets from anywhere in the app
- Quick reply bar, Support for multiple Twitter accounts
- Ability to mute users, hastags and apps
- Support for Twitter, TwitPic and yFrog photo upload services
- Live Tile Support
Tweets load fast and there are a ton of settings to let you customize Twabbit to suit your needs and tastes. There's even gesture settings for customizable single and multi-touches.
There is a free trail available for Twabbit and the full version is currently running $.99. Today's the last day to pick Twabbit up for $.99 and then the price jumps to $1.49. If you're looking for a nice Twitter client for your Windows Phone, Twabbit is worth checking out.
You can find Twabbit here at the Windows Phone Marketplace.
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Ton77 says:
Where in the world is the major carbon update and what happen to it?? (off-topic)
J4rrod says:
Rowi ftw
eRWT says:
+1. This app looks interesting though.
Ton77 says:
I can't give up Carbon cause I love the images and the timeline so much
Snow says:
Love this app :) esp the setting to vibrate after a successful action. Though it still needs inline images like carbon.
RyanDaLyon says:
Gleek ftw!
timwp12 says:
Twitter is so boring. Why use twitter has been hacked many times. Just do email or instant text message.
jkercado says:
Sir, you definitely don't get Twitter.
_Haitian says:
Mehdoh all the way
phatboy66 says:
I'm already good with Rowi but this looks nice!
trainerchick71 says:
Tried mehdoh, carbon, rowi, peregrine, motweets, tweet it, birdsong, seesmic and even twabbit - definitely wasn't impressed with twabbit - now using Gleek! Yay! My backup for when I go over 140 characters is Tweetcastor - only because it uses Twitlonger!
