Twitter has upgraded its Twitter for Android application to include a number of new features including a speedier-scrolling timeline and a new tweet details page.
Twitter for Android has been fairly decent for users since the microblog launched it in late April.
Users of the app could tweet and share links and photos and access their timeline with the home screen widget.
Still, some tools were lacking in Twitter for Android that users of other Twitter apps enjoyed. For example, in the new app, users may access the new tweet details page just by clicking on a tweet.
This feature, which makes it a snap to reply to tweets, retweet or favorite, is already available in Twitter for iPhone, Twitter for iPad and Twitter for Windows Phone, which Twitter launched last week.
Other improvements include:
This new version of Twitter for Android is available from Android Market on devices with Android 2.1 and higher. Users may also scan the barcode here to grab the app.
Twitter stirred civil unrest among its platform developers in April after it launched Twitter for BlackBerry and Twitter for iPhone.
App programmers believed Twitter was trying to cut them out of the action by launching official versions of Twitter apps that competed with their own clients.
Twitter strove to reassure that this is part of the natural evolution of its business and urged programmers to work on other vertical apps for the platform.
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