Fenix is a popular Twitter app for Android and along with the features introduce in the official app, it brings some more. Initially, you will like the interface and the\u00a0gestures\/swipes\u00a0to navigate the app<\/strong>. In addition, you can\u00a0customize the look and navigation<\/strong>\u00a0in the app. If you don\u2019t use areas like Direct Messages, you can simply hide them.\u00a0It absolutely makes using the app a pleasure. Along with that, the app brings support for TweetMarker, which is a web service that gives you a chance to sync the reading position on Twitter across several devices.<\/p>\n Additionally,\u00a0you can mute users, hashtags, Twitter clients and custom keywords. Other features include multiple drafts, clickable timeline links, image & video previews on timeline, internal browser with Readability support and much more.<\/p>\n[ad type=\u201dbanner\u201d]\n Install:<\/strong>\u00a0($4.99<\/a><\/strong><\/span>, Android)<\/p>\n If you need a fully-featured Twitter app for your iPhone or iPad, there\u2019s nothing better than Tweetbot 4. The app\u00a0integrates various third party services for videos, images, read later and timeline sync to make your Twitter experience amazing. It\u00a0includes features like\u00a0statistics and activity view<\/strong>, which lets you see\u00a0how you are doing on the platform along with all your recent activity. The app additionally\u00a0lets your mute tweets by users, hashtags, tweet sources, keywords along with more\u00a0granular mute filter settings<\/strong>.<\/p>\n There are some more features like the ability to save & tweets drafts, WiFi timeline streaming, timeline sync across multiple devices, smart gestures, customization, a night theme for low light reading and much more.<\/p>\n Install:<\/strong>\u00a0($9.99<\/a><\/strong><\/span>, iOS)<\/p>\n Twidere is the app you should be using if you require\u00a0a free, fast performing, fully customizable Twitter experience<\/strong>. Initially, the app looks great with its clean interface, in addition\u00a0it\u2019s quick and smooth. Then, there are the plenty of customization alternatives. You can customize the look of the app with a light or dark theme or a background and you can even change the fonts and colors used in the app. In addition, you can customize the tweet cards along with different\u00a0custom tabs.<\/p>\n The open-source app packs in various features like keyboard shortcuts, support for tweet shorteners & extensions, configurable share formats, bandwidth saving mode, powerful filters, drafts and much more.<\/p>\n Install:<\/strong>\u00a0(Free<\/a><\/span><\/strong>, Android)<\/p>\n Twitterific 5 is another fine Twitter app for iPhone and iPad users. The stylish looking app brings features like live streaming on the timeline, ability to mute tweets by users, hashtags or URLs, list management, voiceover support and more. There are lots of customization options as well. In the theme panel, you can switch between\u00a0different themes, customize avatars, fonts, image thumbnails<\/strong>\u00a0and more. Also, there\u2019s an option to automatically enable the dark theme\u00a0at night.<\/p>\n The free version of the app brings the above-mentioned features, it lacks support for push notifications, which can definitely be a deal breaker for people. However, you can get push notifications and other premium features like tweet translation through in-app purchases.<\/p>\n[ad type=\u201dbanner\u201d]\n Install:<\/strong>\u00a0(Free<\/a><\/strong><\/span>\u00a0with in-app purchases, iOS)<\/p>\n Talon is another attractive looking Twitter app, which brings a great mix of unique features and performance. Discussing about the unique features, Talon lets you\u00a0\u201cpeek\u201d<\/strong>\u00a0into profiles, images, GIFs and videos without ever leaving the timeline. The app also lets you receive\u00a0notifications for favorite accounts and lets you mute tweets by users, hashtags, retweets, Twitter clients and expressions. Other features of the app include\u00a0do not disturb mode,\u00a0compact timeline layout, TweetMarker support, functional\u00a0notifications, native playback of most media types and much more.<\/p>\n Another feature includes you can even customize the app\u2019s swipe-friendly pages. In addition,\u00a0you can customize the look of the app with its Material Design theme engine.<\/p>\n Install:<\/strong>\u00a0(Free<\/a><\/span><\/strong>, Android)<\/p>\n If you need a free, customizable Twitter app for your Android smartphone, Plume is a great option.\u00a0With Plume, you can customize your experience with colors, different sections and more. In addition, all the different sections are available at swipes, which makes the interface a lot easier to navigate. The app brings features like support for live streaming from timeline, mute\u00a0through users, apps & words; internal browser, bit.ly support, inline conversations, scrollable widgets and more. Furthermore, you can\u00a0also add your Facebook account<\/strong>\u00a0to see its timeline and even post updates.<\/p>\n Install:<\/strong>\u00a0(Free<\/a><\/span><\/strong>, Android)<\/p>\n The Flamingo Twitter app for Android may still be in beta and its initial stages of development but it has effectively gathered a\u00a0fan following among Android enthusiasts. While the app may not be as feature rich as some of the other Twitter apps on the list,\u00a0its beautiful interface, fast performance and simplicity make up for it. The app\u00a0gives you a chance to\u00a0hover over<\/strong>\u00a0(long pressing) on an icon or image to quickly preview profiles, photos, GIFs and more.<\/p>\n Additionally, the app lets you\u00a0theme multiple accounts in different styles<\/strong>, so that you remember the account you are tweeting from.<\/p>\n![\"Fenix\"](\"https:\/\/www.wikitechy.com\/technology\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/05\/1-254.png\")
2.Tweetbot 4<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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3.Twidere<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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4.Twitterific 5<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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5.Talon<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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6.Plume<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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7.Flamingo<\/strong><\/span><\/h4>\n
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