[gui-talk] best way to use Twitter

[Wayne Merritt]

I use Qwitter on my laptop a lot as well. I will probably continue
using Qwitter until it simply stops working. For Twitter on the mobile
phone, if you're on iOS, there are several apps out there that people
like. The native Twitter app seems to work pretty well and was
recently updated with VoiceOver improvements. There is also one called
TweetList that many blind folk use. There are both free and paid
versions of TweetList and both seem to work equally well. I don't do
Twitter on my iPhone a lot, but when I do, I tend to use TweetList.
The TweetList developers have also been very responsive for making the
app accessible and VoiceOver usable. For instance, there are several
places where double or triple tapping on a tweet will bring up more
options. Some other iOS Twitter apps include: Twitterific and Echofon.

Hth,
Wayne

On 12/4/11, David Andrews <dandrews at visi.com> wrote:
> I still use Qwitter.  There are some bugs in the
> beta, it isn't perfect, but still works for
> me.  Haven't used one of the replacements yet,
> hope they come along, because I love the Qwitter
> approach.  I used TWInBox a little, it is fine,
> if you use Outlook a lot.  There is also the
> easychirp web site, that some like.
>
> Dave
>
> At 12:28 PM 12/4/2011, you wrote:
>>I´m trying to drag myself into the world of social networking, and I think
>>Twitter is a good place to start.  Which pc front'end should I use?
>> Qwitter
>>isn't supported any more, but does it still work?  Do its replacements work
>>well enough?  How about Tw-Inbox?
>>
>>Less topical, which iPhone Twitter app do people prefer?
>
>
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