Carbon the 3rd party client for Twitter is available for Android now

Carbon, a third party client for Twitter has been released for Android.  It is one of the most awaited Apps by Android users and whats more it is free.

Carbon is a Twitter client, but unlike other Twitter clients gives all of your Twitter content on one screen. A screen that doesn't get you drilling down to many other screens to reach to what you want. Timelines, Lists, Favourites, Searches, Trends, Profiles etc.  It has a dark theme which suits and serves well.  The App has been released yesterday.  The features of the App are :


- Tilt Timeline to Refresh
- Power Scroll: Scroll/Swipe up or down using Two fingers to jump to top or bottom of Timelines
- Tap+Hold on Tweets to make everything clickable right on the Timeline
- QuickTimeline, home screen quick Timeline for Lists, Searches, Trends, etc...
- Rich Timelines with full inline images and videos
- Rich and HD style for User Profiles
- Rich and fun Conversation View
- Threaded Direct Messages
- Background updates with quick actions for Jelly Bean, per account
- Username Autocomplete
- Filters for Hashtags, Users, and Keywords

The developers have asked you, users to kindly report any bugs to them as this is the first installment of the popular App on Android and may be subject to some bugs.  

It is compatible with any device running Android 4.0 or higher so Gingerbread phones can't use it.  One special feature is support for quick actions from notification screen for Jelly Bean devices, so you can reply to tweets without entering the app. It also lets you filter your Timeline by hashtags, users and keywords. Users can speed scroll in any direction using two fingers to jump to the top or bottom of any screen. Tapping and holding down on tweets reveals more options right on the same screen. The Timeline is multimedia friendly with support for full inline images and videos. 

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Download the App here at Google Play.

Kindly comment on the App and make your suggestions.

Vijay Prabhu