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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows Vista, Windows XP
- Date added: February 28, 2008
- Total Downloads: 1,517
- Downloads last week: 6
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From RareEdge :Twitteroo is a Windows Desktop client that allows you to monitor your Twitter account and update your status without logging into the site. Features: - Update your Twitter status without going to twitter.com; - Receive notifications of when Twitteroo refreshes and who has changed their message; - View your friends timeline or the public timeline; - Clickable links from peoples status messages; - See the selected persons Twitter icon; - Refresh automatically or manually; - Support for international characters in status messages; - Change how frequently Twitteroo checks for new Tweets; - Set notification transparency and display length.
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Version: Twitteroo 1.5.0.4
"Interface looks good, but connection needs repair"
Pros: The interface looks good - at least as near as I can tell (see Cons below).
Cons: There's something broken in Twitteroo's connection software. When the app starts, it brings up the latest timeline entries, just like it should, but it won't refresh. Nor does the update feature work, so you can't post new tweets.
Summary: I might consider trying this again when they get the connection repaired, but until then it's useless.
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