Tweetdeck was removed from the App Store on Friday due to “some people reporting problems with the upgraded version crashing”.
Tweetdeck took the decision to pull the app before the problem became too widespread. After fixing the issue, the latest version was resubmitted to the store and after a typical delay, is now available for download.
This latest release has Facebook written all over it:
- Post status updates to Facebook
- Create Facebook groups (synchronized)
- Video record & upload for 3gs
- Video background uploader
- Facebook account support
- Cross post text & media to twitter & Facebook
- Nearby tweets column
- Sent DM’s column
- HashTag to Search column
- bit.ly account
- Reply to All & RE – in ref to
- Open in Safari
- Landscape compose
- Light Theme
- 2username address picker
- List of recent hashtags
- Compose improvements (clear, save, dm)
If you haven’t already, check your iTunes/iPhone updates, and if you haven’t tried the app yet, you can get it here, it’s good and it’s free.
Thanks Sam
Good to see it updated and back. Sadly no support for posterous or twitters geolocation and lists but hoping the new desktop version comes out soon with all them.
I will think about it, but will it still crash every two minutes? *heads off to reinstall to see.
All my excitement after reading this was shredded after i installed it. Its crashing again! :|
It works fine for me. Perhaps it has to do with the fact that you already downloaded it before?
I’m so happy to finally see Facebook support. It gets annoying have to copy and paste between TweetDeck and Facebook. Bit.ly and compose mode are big bonus too.
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