TweetDeckのRetweet とGeo Tag対応
Retweetは公式Retweetか従来のRTか選べるみたいだね。Geo Tagの付いたtweetの地図表示はYahoo! Localの地図が使われるので日本だといまいちどこだかはっきりしないみたいだ。 むー。toshi
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TweetDeck twitter Client nun in Version 0.32
Die neue Version von TweetDeck hat genau das, worauf ich gewartet habe und so wie es aussieht, hat sich am Design auch ein bisschen was getan.
Hier gehts zum TweetDeck Download
Hier die neue KeyFeatures
- twitter Lists support
- new-style retweets
- LinkedIn column
- twitter Geolocation support
Twitter Lists:
LinkedIn:
Retweet:
Geolocation:
TweetDeckが公式List、公式Retweet、Geo Tagに対応 That's Great!!
TechCrounchのアナウンスどおりTweetDeckの新しいバージョン0.32.0が出た。
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/11/30/tweetdeck-lists-geo-linkedin/ 他の機能は上の記事を見てもらうとして、元来のTweetDeckユーザーが一番欲しかった機能がTweetDeckのグループコラムをtwitterのリストに出力させる機能だ。
これによりTweetDeckで以前より作成してあったグループメンバーをTwitterのリストと対応させることが可能になった。 Twtiterのリスト機能がでる前よりTweetDeckでグループを作成していたヘビーユーザーにとってはとても嬉しいことじゃないだろうか？ DL はhttp://tweetdeck.com/beta/download/P.S.惜しむらくば検索の日本語対応もしてもらいたかった。
toshi
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/11/30/tweetdeck-lists-geo-linkedin/ 他の機能は上の記事を見てもらうとして、元来のTweetDeckユーザーが一番欲しかった機能がTweetDeckのグループコラムをtwitterのリストに出力させる機能だ。
これによりTweetDeckで以前より作成してあったグループメンバーをTwitterのリストと対応させることが可能になった。 Twtiterのリスト機能がでる前よりTweetDeckでグループを作成していたヘビーユーザーにとってはとても嬉しいことじゃないだろうか？ DL はhttp://tweetdeck.com/beta/download/P.S.惜しむらくば検索の日本語対応もしてもらいたかった。
toshi
TweetDeck (Air) v0.32.0 Hits
I think this should be version 1.0 - very impressed by the extensive number of updates to TweetDeck. Delicious New Features: LinkedIn
Super useful. Who really spends much time on the LinkedIn site? Certainly not me - but now I have a column for it - Im sure I'll stay better connected with my business contacts.
Lists
List support - which is great. But one feature is especially useful to people with TweetDeck groups (ie me - I make/made heavy use of them due to following a lot of people). You can convert a TweetDeck group to a Twitter List now!
Retweets
You have the choice of the new API retweets - or old style. Very flexible - nice.
Interface
Bit quicker, bit nicer looking - slicker.
Bit.ly Account Integration
URL's shortened in TweetDeck can now link to your Bit.ly account (which I think is a new feature?). This means you can track your Bit.ly URL clicks - without having to go to the Bit.ly site. Nice time saver.
GeoTagging
Although the Air & iPhone apps dont yet GeoTag tweets themselves - any tweets using the Geo Tagging API will let you open a map to view details. Im looking forward to seeing the Twitter & Facebook Geo stuff mature - FourSquare - watch out.
List of the changes + video:
http://support.tweetdeck.com/home Nick.
Morning Glory: First Things First, Bayh of Pigs, Valley of Browser, Neo Geo, Iron Man 2
- First Things gives a refreshingly honest review of Sarah Palin's coloring book from the Right. More impressive? I'm actually sourcing something they wrote on this blog. [Politics]
- Glenn Greenwald serves up Evan Bayh's* credibility for a post-Thanksgiving feast. Knowing his voting record, it probably goes great with pork. [Politics]
- Browsera tests your site's loading time in eight different browsers. I never get tired of watching IE come in last. [Apps]
- Tweetdeck adds maps to pinpoint your geolocation. Though the concept is far from revolutionary, I can't help but be impressed and frightened at the same time. [Twitter]
- Yahoo debuts the Iron Man 2 poster art. Don Cheadle has some biiiiiiig shoes to fill. [Movies]
Endlich! TweetDeck Update mit Listen, Geolocation und LinkedIn Support
via readwriteweb.com
Sehr geil. Die ersten Minuten laufen auch sehr stabil.
What can email interfaces learn from Twitter clients (e.g. Tweetdeck) to manage the overload?
I've always wondered if a "tweetdeck interface for email" would make sense. Basic column for white listed important people, add columns for filters (search terms, groups of people,etc.) and other parameters. People can write longer emails, but the form factor enforces things to be shorter when they can. Integrate in some simple plugins for media sharing (pictures, video, large doc attachments). It would also know when notifications came in from facebook,twitter,etc. since each service usually uses a certain email address. This is my killer email app. If someone builds it, name your price, and ill be your first customer.
via avc.com
Picked up this comment from Fred Wilson's post about dealing with 500 emails. The application of design principles that help manage Twitter makes a lot of sense for email.
I like the concept of email borrowing from another field to be improved.
Questions and an Offer
So there are two desktop/web services I'm curious about now that I have a PC that can handle them. TweetDeck and Cliqset. I don't use Facebook, but would love to have a place where my full twitter stream (not just the friends who use the the 3rd party service), RSS feeds, FriendFeed stuff, etc. can all be piled into one screen. From their websites I can't figure out if either of them do that or would be a waste of my time to download. So:
1) Does anyone out there use them? What is your experience?
2) Does anyone have a suggestion for a better option?
Feel free to leave a comment, send an e-mail, leave me a VM via Google Voice (see widget below)
I also have a handful of Google Wave Invites to share!
Seesmic for Windows - first thoughts
via mashable.com
I'll keep it short and sweet rather than bore y'all with an in-depth review:
Pros:
- Cleaner interface than Tweetdeck
- Efficient synching with the Twitter API (doesn't max out your limited API calls)
- Great in-line "post update" text field - link shortening and photo uploading are seamless
- Search function works well
- Native Twitter list support
Cons:
- Often has issues identifying exactly what Tweet it is you are clicking on (selects the wrong one on right click sometimes - wierd!)
- No "reply to all" function
- Not able to directly select Tweet text content for copy-and-paste
- No notifications
- No "follow/unfollow user" option
All in all, I prefer it to Tweetdeck.
This application's a welcome break from the typical Tweetdeck-assault-on-the-eyes and has actually encouraged me to read more than one list of Tweets at a time.
Lack of notifications and "follow/unfollow user" functionality is a bit of a kick in the teeth for the time being, but hey, it is a very early beta build after all!
On trial today: Seesmic for Windows
via mashable.com
Seemingly each day a new Twitter client blots out of the stable door to the world of social media nuts, most of which I ignore/disregard/can't be bothered to download. But having had great experiences with Seesmic's Twhirl Twitter app, I've decided to give the new Seesmic for Windows a while - so far it looks good!
I'll continue playing around with it today and share my thoughts in a follow-up post. No direct download link is provided on the official website yet (as you have to sign up) so visit http://d.seesmic.com/swin/setup.exe to grab a copy for yourself.
Also, take a look at my impressions of the Android version at retroid.com "Seesmic: The best Android Twitter client?"
