J1CK Tweet java app free download

Description:
Ver v1.00, for S60v3 j2me unsigned




J1CK tweet is a twitter client for mobile phones. Simplest and the most cleanest twitter client available in the market. Our motto is to make this client free and best one, hopefully soon with your support.

Key features:

· All standard functionality: timeline, @mentions, DMs, favorites, following/followers, follow/unfollow, profiles… and of course tweeting!
· Simple, no-nonsense interface. Up/Down/Click and using a menu is all you need to know.
· Quick Reply / Retweet / Favorite in each tweet
· Trending Topics / Saved searches support
· Multiple-account support.
· Twitpic support: you’ll see the picture without having to navigate over there
· Camera support! Take a snapshot from the tweeting form itself and have it automatically uploaded to Twitpic. Great to share where you are in a moment.
· Pretty good support for touch-screen phones
· Support for QWERTY keyboard phones

Changelog:v1.00
· Added “Tweet” to options menu everywhere, so that you can tweet without going back to “Home”
· Screen rotation properly supported (Nokia 5800, N95, etc…)
· Fixed issues with non-latin alphabets in retweets and saved searches
· Better direct-typing support for QWERTY phones in the login screen, uppercase and symbols can be typed now. Also, if you press and hold “#” in this screen, it will bring up a built-in form which should fix any other typing problem
· Improved touch-support: invisible but larger areas for scrollbars, soft-buttons, etc…
· Better layout of the log-in form
· Left/Right now work in list views to move faster than Up/Down
· Better handling when you cancel a load halfway
· Better progressive rendering while a load is in progress
· Proper tagging of new-style retweets
· Fixed timestamps in some cases (”1 hour ago”…)
· Fail whale now shows properly (could disappear quickly in some cases)
· Improved layout of account options menu on some phones
· Fixed inserting the reference when doing RT and Reply from other people’s profiles
· Moved to using port 80, which should fix communication issues with some rare rogue carriers that don’t let you use other ports
· …and a lot of other improvements which, while minor, should nonetheless help you really enjoy the experience of using j1ck.tweet!