Our current Twitter client of choice, Tweetbot, received a rather stout 2.3 update today, bringing with it a packed back full of UI tweaks, new integration options and new gestures. The biggest and most notable visual change now occurs on the single tweet view. Now as soon as you enter a single tweet you are presented with monochrome-ish icons for replying, RT’ing, etc. From the single-tweet view above you can now also swipe left-to-right to get back to the main...

Twitter for iOS and Android is getting a somewhat important update today according to the company’s blog. The big additions include a new “Activity” stream that will now show a user’s followers’ retweets, favorites, etc. This new content will show up in the “Discover” tab underneath new news stories. Similarly, the search area within Android and iOS versions gains the addition of spelling suggestions as well as username...

Google’s two week old Google+ social networking service is certainly proving impressive given it’s 10,000,000+ users now signed up as is the 1+ billion daily shared items. But it is Twitter who takes the cake — by a long shot — with a new tweet today claiming the company serves up over 350 billion tweets every single day. Wow. Via: ...

We were getting pretty settled in with seeing real-time updates alongside more traditional search results in Google over the past month. While the results weren’t too terribly useful all that often, it often led us onto more adventurous quests across the web. But no more. Google’s licensing agreement with Twitter to pull real-time tweets has expired today, July 5th, 2011. When contacted by Search Engine Land, Google responded saying that while real-time...

Android, like iOS, has a slew of Twitter apps to choose from. But the obvious choice for “most complete” or “best” app doesn’t fall on the official Twitter app. In fact, it’s one of the worst and never been a favorite here at GS. But that looks like it’s about to change because Twitter 2.0 for Android looks…awesome. The UI is heavily redesigned and now looks exponentially better. As for new features, we’re not too...