Seesmic’s Android Twitter client just got an update. New in Version 1.1 are:

* Searches: Full search support, including searching for Tweets, trending topics, create save and delete searches.
* Share: Share links, photos or videos through Seesmic. Share something “via Seesmic” and a new tweet will be created with your content.
* Lists: View and manage your Twitter lists, including adding new lists and unfollowing others.

The update is available now in the Android Market

Yfrog has recently announced the availability of a new app for Android users. Basically, the app will allow for quick image and video uploads for Twitter users. But in addition, the app will also allow you to view tweets and search Yfrog as well as view your followers and any messages or mentions.

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As we recently learned, Twidroid version 3.0 was in the final stages of being added into the Market. Now, in a little bit of good news for Twidroid fans – version 3.0 is available.

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Thanks to a recent posting over on the Twidroid website, we are being treated to an early look as to what we can expect from Twidroid 3.0. First things first though, according to the posting, this version is expected to be released sometime in “early December.”

Of course, some of us are not able to see the Pro version in the Market — not that Twidroid is to blame for that. And yes, I am just bitter because my Sprint branded HTC Hero seems to be one of the handsets having issues.

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For Twitter fans and Twidroid users, earlier this morning we saw an update come from Twidroid, which brought the version up to 2.6.3. And as we have come to expect, the update came with a nice little set of release notes.

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Does the world really need another Android Twitter app? The makers of TweetCat think so, and with good reason. One of the benefits of free enterprise is that anyone can enter into a crowded market and succeed if their product is better than the ones that came before it. In many cases, TweetCat exceeds that requirement.

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Media-savvy professionals often joke that if you want to bury a story, announce it on a Friday afternoon when people are too concerned with the weekend to care about the news. Twidroid broke that rule yesterday and still managed to get Android users paying attention to the revamped Twidroid app and the introduction of Twidroid Pro.
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Android based Twitter client, Trak will allow you to Tweet your geo-location along with the ability to read and display the locations of your Twitter friends. The information will be displayed using street maps, satellite view or both.

Project :
http://www.trak.fr/site/en/