Showing posts with label ios. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ios. Show all posts

Monday, 23 July 2012

TweetDeck : Best Twitter Client


Twitter's official desktop app TweetDeck has finally come out of beta, and joins the website and mobile apps as part of the redesign of the service.

TweetDeck allows you to follow any number of Twitter and Facebook accounts you run in one columned application. The biggest change with this version of TweetDeck is it no longer installs through Adobe AIR, making getting started that little bit faster.

The appearance of TweetDeck is largely unchanged. It's clean and easy to understand, and still probably the best app for using multiple accounts. The default setting features a Home feed of updates from all your accounts together. Then there is the @Me feed, which shows all interactions with you on Twitter or Facebook. Finally there is an Inbox for Direct Messages in Twitter. You can add to any of these from a selection of things like Lists or Tweets, and remove any of them too.

TweetDeck is absolutely essential if you use more than one Twitter account. It's easy to use, and very clearly designed, with the added security of Twitter's official support. Making a real installer so Adobe AIR isn't required is a great improvement on earlier versions too.


Downloads: 
TweetDeck for Windows And Mac OS
TweetDeck for iOS
TweetDeck for Android
TweetDeck for Chrome


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Tuesday, 26 June 2012

Downgrade Your iPhones, iPads, And iTouch So That You Can JailBreak Or Unlock It

If you are a tech enthusiast or a developer and got your hands on the latest beta version of the iOS 6, then you must be both excited and kind of sorry. One of the few reasons to be sorry is that must have lost the jailbreak. Actually iOS 6 is already jailbroken in its beta stage, but still a lot of things don't work the way they should. Back to the point, if you want to roll back to iOS 5.1.1 all you need to do is just connect your iOS Device to iTunes and then just restore your device. This will roll it back to the latest stable iOS 5.1.1 so you are all set to jailbreak it again.

If you are some guy who wants to downgrade from iOS 5 to 4 or any other version, you'll have to do some more work. This page on iJailbreak is always updated so that you can downgrade you iOS devices. Just follow the instructions and you'll be fine. But be aware this can go wrong and can result into and expensive paperweight at the end. And neither of us iJailbreak or AddictionForTech is responsible for that. 


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