Click on it to bring up the photo in a popover. When photos are referenced, say, with twitpic, a thumbnail is displayed on the right side of the tweet. Clicking on a URL brings up a good looking browser with lots of options. Clicking on the tweeter’s icon reveals information about that user: a profile.Ĭlicking in the text brings up options: Reply, Favorite, Retweet, Copy or Delete in the grey-bar style of iOS Cut/Copy/Paste. (Or Lickability if you prefer.) The iPad landscape layout reveals the display options on the left.
(This review is focused on the iPad experience.) It meets my 3 L’s criteria: Layout, Listing and Likeability.
#ECHOFON IPAD PRO#
There should be a visual cue in the timeline where you updated last, icons should be clear and intuitive, Twitter features should be nicely integrated, like lists and twitpics, and the chosen timeline or DMs or Mentions should make good use of the screen real estate.Įchofon Pro 3.1, for iPhone, iPod touch and updated to be native for the iPad, released June 15, does all that and more. White on black looks cool, but it’s hard to read. The text should be crisp and readable: black on a white background.
It should have a clean, readable timeline. Here’s how I feel about a Twitter client. While we all have our favorite browser, e-mail and RSS client, the immediacy of the social nature of Twitter seems to magnify our instant love-hate relationship with these clients. In few other areas of Internet life do individual tastes and preferences emerge as strongly as they do with the Twitter client.
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