

- ENABLE PUSH IN TWITTERRIFIC APPLE WATCH UPDATE
- ENABLE PUSH IN TWITTERRIFIC APPLE WATCH UPGRADE
- ENABLE PUSH IN TWITTERRIFIC APPLE WATCH FULL
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ENABLE PUSH IN TWITTERRIFIC APPLE WATCH UPGRADE
As mentioned before, the app is provided on a freemium basis, with advanced functionality locked behind In-App Purchases.Īgain, the $1.99 Push Notifications upgrade is required to take advantage of Twitterrific’s advanced Watch functionality. The 7.3-megabyte app requires an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad with iOS 8.0 or later.Įarlier this month, Twitterrific gained support for drafts, as well as better muffling and muting and other enhancements. Fixed a crash that could occur when attaching media to a tweet.Fixed problems causing dictation to end prematurely when composing replies.Fixed autocorrect replacing text when composing tweets with smart quotes.Performance enhancements when attaching photos to a tweet.Catch all emoji characters in regex muffle filters using the keyword.Quickly reply to mentions & direct messages from the lock screen.Fav a reply or mention directly from the lock screen.Interactive push notifications from the lock screen (swipe left for options):.RT & Fav counts now displayed on selected tweets.Force touch to compose a new tweet using Siri dictation.

ENABLE PUSH IN TWITTERRIFIC APPLE WATCH UPDATE
On the iOS side, this update enables the ability to check out favorite and retweet counts for selected tweets. Depending on the notification type, you can even take action without pulling an iPhone out of your pocket. “Unlock your device with the icon and Twitterrific opens directly to the compose screen with your new tweet ready for editing or posting.”įinally, several notification types are available in the Watch app to keep track of who’s following you, retweeting or favoriting your tweets and more. “Simply dictate your tweet, then look for Twitterrific’s icon on your iPhone or iPad’s lock screen,” developers explain. And with Handoff support, you can easily continue composing a new tweet with dictation or viewing a user profile, on your iPhone. Using Force Touch from the activity screen lets you compose a new tweet or refresh the list of recent items. Tapping any item in the list shows its details, letting you respond by favoriting a reply or mention, giving a new friend a follow back and replying to mentions and direct messages using the Watch’s dictation feature. As I mentioned, you get a list of your most recent 25 replies, mentions, direct messages, favorites, retweets and new followers. The Watch app consists of three parts: the Glance view, Recent Activity and Notifications. Those who have previously upgraded to Twitterrific’s push notification feature can start using the whole range of Apple Watch features from the get-go.
ENABLE PUSH IN TWITTERRIFIC APPLE WATCH FULL
Interestingly enough, The Iconfactory has opted for an unusual route of by requiring you to upgrade to Twitterrific’s push notifications via a one-time $1.99 In-App Purchase in order to unlock the full Apple Watch functionality. The company’s freemium Twitter client for the iPhone and iPad was refreshed on the App Store with all-new Apple Watch functionality in the form of Glances, Notifications and the recent activity view. Twitterrific’s Glances put retweets, favorites and new followers you’ve received over the past 24 hours, in addition to the current unread tweet count, right on your wrist.īut don’t you worry, you’ll be able to fine-tune which Twitter notifications appear on your Watch so you don’t get inundated with unwanted alerts. Twitterrific developer The Iconfactory last evening announced immediate availability of Twitterrific for Apple Watch.
