Twitter Update for iOS Makes it Easier to Follow Conversations

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iOS App Update

Twitter launched a pretty significant update to the popular and free social networking application for iOS in the App Store Wednesday that makes it much easier to follow conversations that are happening in your timeline. The update brings the application up to version 5.10.

As shown above, conversations are now connected via a blue line when conversations occur between two or more people that you follow. This makes it easier to see what Tweets should be grouped together and gives you a much better feeling or organization in your Twitter feed.

In addition, the first comment to be involved in a conversation now shows at the top, while the replies to the comment now display under the initial comment in their proper order. Along with the blue leading lines, this also helps improve organization in your Twitter feed.

The improved conversation view feature is now rolling out to all users in the Web view of the application, as well as the application. You can view Twitter's release video below:



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The update also includes new notification settings and bud fixes to improve the stability of the application. We've noticed that it's more responsive in iOS 7 with this update.

Existing users of the application will find the update under the Updates tab in the App Store. Alternatively, you can Download the latest version of Twitter for iOS from this App Store link. Twitter for iOS is a universal application and offers a native interface for all iOS devices.

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Sources: App Store

Android Central Downloads - Download Android Applications, Wallpaper and Chrome Extentions

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We've got a bunch of great ways to keep up with the latest from Android Central on your smartphone, tablet or computer — above and beyond visiting a web page in a browser.

Here's a look at our available downloads:

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Rovio Gives Us More Information About the Upcoming Angry Birds Go Game

Angry Birds Go Game

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Rovio teased an upcoming game dubbed Angry Birds Go! back in the middle of June. Little was known about the game, but the tease included a video that showed a bird being launched down a road.

Rovio Tuesday uncovered a little more about the game, saying that the development team has been working with several concepts for how they could make the Angry Birds series different. The developers have tested endless runner versions of the game, one of many, and Angry Birds Go! was their best idea to date. The game developer's video can be viewed below:

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Angry Birds Go! appears to be a kart racing type of game that will include the characters that we're all familiar with – Angry Birds and Bad Piggies. The rules of the game as well as the features that will be included are still unknown.

Rovio promises that more information will be available soon and that the game will launch some time in the future without an exact date in mind.

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Sources: Rovio

Yahoo Mail iOS app gets folder management, improved attachment handling

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The struggling Internet giant Yahoo released its native Mail app for the iPhone last December, but it fell on deff ear.

Fourth months later, a revamped version with native iPad support has arrived and Yahoo has since enhanced the experience by adding a couple improvements, including the useful business-focused support for multiple personal and Business Mail accounts.

As part of the sweeping streamlining announced on its blog this morning, Yahoo has pushed an incremental update to its iPhone, iPod touch and iPad client, the new version now allowing you to open attachments in other apps and manage multiple folders with ease…

First things first, here’s the new flattened icon.

Yahoo Mail version 1.5.9 now supports the iOS-standard ‘Open In’ feature which opens an attachment in a user-specified third-party app, provided it’s able to crunch the file type at hand. For example, if you have Amazon’s Kindle app installed on your device, you could use it to open PDF files received as email attachments.

How?

Easy, just tap on the message in the main message list view, then tap on the share button, select ‘Open With’ and choose a desired third-party app in the system menu.

As for folder management, the app now lets you create, rename and delete mail folders by tapping ‘Edit’ next to the list of folders.

The updated software includes various bug fixes, including a fix for the sidebar showing up blank for certain users, especially folks whose devices are set to Arabic/Hebrew international preferences.

The app is optimized for the iPhone 5 and supports the iPhone 3GS/4/4S/5, fourth-gen iPod touch or later and iPads.

Download the universal Yahoo Mail app free from the App Store.

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YouTube 2.0 Launched for iOS

Youtube 2.0 for iOS

Google's free standalone YouTube application for iOS has been updated Tuesday afternoon to version 2.0 bringing with it a re-designed application interface, a new application icon, and a number of new features.

The interface is much flatter in version 2.0, and the application icon is now much more appealing, as shown below:

The update adds new features to the application, such as the ability to watch a video while searching for another video at the same time. This is done by swiping down on the video to reveal the browsing interface. The application’s introductory tutorial will show you how to do this when you launch YouTube 2.0 for the very first time:

YouTube 2.0 also adds a “Play All” button to the playlists view so you can play all the movies in a playlist, one after another, without pause. 

Existing YouTube users will find the update to the iOS application in the App Store under the Updates tab. Alternatively, you can download the latest version of YouTube for iOS from this App Store link.

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Sources: App Store

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Apple Launches iTunes Festival Apple TV Channel alongside an Updated iOS App

iTunes Festival

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As this year’s iTunes Festival approaches, Apple recently rolled out a new Apple TV channel and a revamped iOS app dedicated to the month-long concert series, featuring new looks and in-depth information about the acts set to perform come September. Both the Apple TV channel and the iOS app both feature a similar aesthetic, each offering scheduled show times, artist information and links to relevant music in the iTunes Store.

The new channel is automatically delivered to Apple TVs without the need to update, while iOS device users can download the new app for free from the App Store.

iTunes Festival London 2013 (iTunes Download Link)

For those of you who don’t know, the festival is set to kick off on September 1, being held at the Roundhouse in London, with over 60 artists scheduled to play through the month. The lineup was first announced in May.

A select few will be able to attend the series as tickets to the event are only available as prizes. However, much like last year, Apple will be streaming the live performances via iTunes, a dedicated iOS app and the Apple TV channel. On-demand replays are also expected to be available for purchase and download through the iTunes Store.

Are any of you excited for the festival?

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Source: iTunes Festival, iTunes, Modmyi

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