New Version of Tweed: 0.9.14 Now Available

August 25, 2009 Christian Sepulveda

0.9.14 of Tweed is now available in the App Catalog.

Bugs:

timeout didn’t actually timeout
re-launch app created new card

Features/Change:

loading spinner/scrim no longer full screen — allows for user interaction/cancel if Twitter is slow
option to disable links in tweet list (still available from tweet popup)
ability to re-tweet own tweets
Nearby timeline (can search within nearby, configure Nearby radius)
Photo View
Support for French (for Canadian users)
preference to open multiple cards per account

Photo Viewing

if tweet contains photo link, icon indicator will be present
can view photos within Tweed, no need for external browser load
twitpic.com, tweetphoto.com (and pic.gd), yFrog.com and twitgoo.com supported

Multiple Cards

If enabled, you can tap Open from App Menu to open another card for an account. (This allows multiple timelines to be simultaneously open, similar to TweetDeck)

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