Best Twitter app?

[mike_langley]

I've been using the 'stock' Twitter app, but I would like something a little more full-featured (i.e. image previews, lists, favorites, etc). I saw a few recommendations for Mehdoh - doesn't seem to be showing up in the market. I was using TweetCaster on Android, but this one isn't nearly as good. Any other suggestions?

 

[Duvi]

I like and love using rowi. Not sure if it has the features you're looking for, but it's awesome.

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[Ba11ers]

CarbonWP which is about to come out soon looks amazing. There's a preview of it on this site.

CarbonWP Preview

On their Twitter they're hinting at it being released soon

 

[Rich Edmonds]

It's really all down to personal preference, whatever you feel best suits your needs and how you use Twitter. Also, Mehdoh is now back on the Marketplace.

 

[pseudoware]

Birdsong and Rowi appear to be at the top, at least in downloads. Unfortunately, one doesn't remember your position in the timeline, and the other doesn't support multiple accounts.

Peregrine is one that's kinda under the radar but worth a look. Toast notifications, live tile, keeps your position, is fast, and it's free.

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[1jaxstate1]

Rowi is the best [IMO], as it comes with all the features. It's fast and light too. Birdsong is #2, but is slow to load at times.

 

[jmerrey]

I've tried just about all of them; I would say rowi and mehdoh are the best. Birdsong seems to have the smoothest scrolling, but it doesn't remember your place in the timeline, and it loads so slow. I hadn't seen peregrine before, going to give that a shot. Thanks for the heads up!

 

[Reflexx]

I'm really looking forward to trying out CarbonWP.

 

[rogerfelter]

+1 for Rowi!

 

[ctafield]

I use Mehdoh, obviously it should be on the market...

 

[laforr77]

One more vote for Rowi.

 

[Rockstar Beaver]

I like MoTweets Pro.

 

[Major]

I tried the official Twitter app, Rowi, Seesmic, and I finally settled on Mehdoh. I think it's the best available at this time. Tweetcaster was my favorite on Android, and I'm holding out that it will get updated to Android version-level performance.