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Twitter Seesmic Desktop Client


Seesmic Twitter Desktop Client

Seesmic’s team has released a new Twitter desktop client. It supports several much requested features.

Feature Highlights

  • Multiple Twitter ID support – reading and posting
  • Multiple column
  • Easy search – converts to column
  • Closing columns is not the same as deleting – searches and other columns saved
  • Easy to generate user lists – become columns
  • Adobe Air application – runs across platforms

These aren’t unknown across other Twitter clients, but it’s a total revamp of Twhirl, the previous Seesmic client.  Mind you the version I’m trying out is a ‘preview’ release and some or all of the features may change.

First look

  • Seems smoother than other clients – might just be perception, but I’m not seeing the spinning disk on my Mac
  • Color scheme could use some work or themes
  • Easy to form user lists and searches.  Doing a search instantly forms a column and places it out to the right.  Same for user lists.
  • Seems to grab all available friend updates – was never sure about this with clients before
  • Includes easy short URL and image support, including built in web cam shots. <- fun bonus

All in all, I’m not sure it’ll replace Tweetdeck as my preferred client.  It doesn’t have integration with Facebook or 12Second.tv, both of which I use.  If you don’t care about that integration then I recommend giving this a try.

Since it’s preview, you’ll have to register at the Desktop site. You’ll receive an email shortly after that to download it.

If you aren’t using a Twitter client, then you aren’t really enjoying Twitter. :)

Yours,

Todd

@tojosan

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  • Hey Todd, thanks for the review. I am pretty accustomed to Tweetdeck at this point, but I will give this a try.

    Greg
  • Seems very cool. But I still think tweetdeck wins out. But it is on the right track for being a competitor will keep an eye on it.
  • Seesmic client still has a few things it needs. I'll probably stick with Tweetdeck for the near future. Of course, that's if Tweetdeck memory issues stop.
  • I am pretty accustomed to Tweetdeck at this point, but I will give this a try.
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