The folks over at Twitter have updated the beloved Android version of the mobile app, bringing plenty of bug fixes and an update to the sign in process to use OAuth. Grab it from the Market link below:
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TweetDeck has had one hell of a week dealing with unofficial versions of their highly anticipated Android beta application. Yesterday, the company became aware of a fake TweetDeck app in the Android Market, and made the following tweet:

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There was a bit of excitement around the web earlier after what appeared to be a leaked version of the TweetDeck Android beta had emerged. TweetDeck was quick to fire back, posting that the leaked build was old and that the official beta would be released tomorrow. Expect a full review here in a few days after we have had a chance to toy around with it, but you can check out a preview from TechCrunch for the time being.

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Twidroid will now be known as Twidroyd. Why? Because TweetUp Incorporated just bought them. And, if that’s not enough, they’re actually trying to shy away from any licensing issues that may come up from Lucas Films, considering that whole “droid” part in there. The company said that Twidroyd will become standard on millions of upcoming Android phones from five different manufacturers.

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When Google released Buzz back in February, Android users with 2.0 or higher were the only group to fully enjoy it from their mobile device. Today Google has updated Buzz work on any browser. This is likely an attempt by Google raise the popularity of Buzz.
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Gowalla has joined the parade of app launches and upgrades released in conjunction with Google I/O. The latest version, labeled Gowalla 2.0, is now available and adds the following features:

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Evan Williams of Twitter announced at the Chirp conference that the microblogging network will be launching an Android app.

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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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