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This article was published on October 20, 2010

HootSuite for iPhone Updated with Autocomplete Usernames and More


HootSuite for iPhone Updated with Autocomplete Usernames and More

Only a week after making it free, HootSuite has updated its iPhone app with some spiffy new features:

What’s New In Version 1.1.7.1

1.1.7.1 Release

New Features:

– Unread count badge in Streams view for Mentions & Direct Messages

– Auto complete @ usernames in Compose view

– Friendship status table in User view

– User list memberships added to List tab in User view

– Added block / unblock / report spammer option in User view

– Auto #hashtag population for #hashtag search streams

via HootSuite for Twitter for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store.

Since I had been using the native Twitter app on my iPhone since I got it, wanted to give HootSuite a good try over the past week. Regardless of my bias towards the folks there (I’m friends with all of them), I do have to say that HootSuite for iPhone is a solid app. On my iPhone I don’t do a lot of Twitter reading. I mostly check for DMs and mentions. The new update will let me know not just if I have any new mentions or DMs but how many since I last checked. Yes, it does get a wee out of sync if you’re looking at several different apps on several different devices. Personally I think that’s just life. Yes, it would be cool if the apps “knew” what I saw in various places, but I think that might be asking a bit much.

Or maybe not.

Regardless you can get the updated HootSuite for iPhone now from the App Store

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The iPad app is coming out very, very soon I’m told. Since I’ve been using the native Twitter app on my iPad for a while (and do like it) I’m really interested to see what HootSuite has up its sleeve for the iPad. Will it be mutlicolumn or more like the native Twitter apps? I don’t think we’ll have long to find out.

To recap for the week:

Have I missed anything?

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