Twitter apps for the various mobile platforms on the market are usually a rare commodity. Currently, on both iOS and Android, we can find several excellent apps that allow us to follow our favorites easily and quickly, as well as offering a host of features not natively available in the official Twitter app.
Windows isn't known for having a large number of apps in the various app stores, whether mobile or desktop, but those that are available are usually very good, and Fenice for Twitter is a perfect example. Fenice for Twitter costs €1,99 and is only available in English, which is a minor drawback for many users.
News from Fenice for Twitter
- New application logo.
- The tweets we quote show a preview of how it will appear on our timeline.
- New icon shows us that a tweet contains several images.
- Support for image notifications in Redstone.
- Quick switching between conversations via direct messages has been re-enabled.
- Fixed issue showing tweets not chronologically.
- In the mobile version the lists are loaded much faster.
The great thing about these universal apps is that we can buy them for our PC, for example, and also enjoy them on our Windows 10 Mobile device. But as I mentioned before, it's not the only one, but it is one of the few apps that allow us to follow our Twitter account with relative ease.
The official Twitter app for Windows 10 has always been a mess , more or less similar to what you'd find on the Mac App Store, an app that's updated at least every six months. Naturally, this semi-annual update includes all the features the company has added throughout the year but, whether out of laziness or negligence, hasn't bothered to include in the desktop version.