Pic lifted from blog-n97.fr, as taking a screenshot myself would be too… personal. :P
It’s out! It’s out! The most anticipated gravity twitter client for S60 is out and it rules pretty hard!
- It has kinetic scrolling! And it’s perfect, really easy to scroll to the bottle of a list when there’s no scrollbar. Mobileways must have implemented it from scratch, so kudos to them.
- The TwitPic interface (picking Images from the main menu is brilliant, it shows you your gallery pics, with details, and you simply select one to give it a message and send it, no additional settings or dialogs required! It even resizes the pic for faster uploading. (<3)
- Selecting a post gives you everything you need to do with it, such as Reply, Retweet, Direct Message, Favorite, open any url posted in the browser, Unfollow, browse updates by @username, and open new search tab with #tag! Whew, nothing more to ask for. (shame I can’t take a proper screenshot.)
- Same thing for selecting a friend in your contact list.
- Trends tab on the twitter search view.
It is the most complete client I ever saw, and the UI is top notch. However, nothing is perfect, unfortunately… There is no auto-connect on application launch, you have to click Go online! every time unless you connect it once and hide it. And when you do connect, it asks you for an access point, and as it doesn’t have settings, you can’t set a default destination.
But this is literally, the only thing that I didn’t like on it, the rest of the application is simply perfect, I had nothing more to ask for in a twitter client! (well… maybe a nicer icon? lol)
Gravity for S60 is out!
Pic lifted from blog-n97.fr, as taking a screenshot myself would be too… personal. :P
It’s out! It’s out! The most anticipated gravity twitter client for S60 is out and it rules pretty hard!
It is the most complete client I ever saw, and the UI is top notch. However, nothing is perfect, unfortunately… There is no auto-connect on application launch, you have to click Go online! every time unless you connect it once and hide it. And when you do connect, it asks you for an access point, and as it doesn’t have settings, you can’t set a default destination.
But this is literally, the only thing that I didn’t like on it, the rest of the application is simply perfect, I had nothing more to ask for in a twitter client! (well… maybe a nicer icon? lol)