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How We Tweet: The Definitive List of the Top Twitter Clients

http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/top_twitter_clients_definitive_list.php Last November we put up a guide to the most popular Twitter clients . For that post we looked at a random sample of 717 tweets from a handful of heavy Twitter users and identified 19 different ways people interacted with the service. Twitter has one of the fastest growing application ecosystems of any web service outside of Facebook.

Twitter.com Is Still the Most Popular Twitter Client - TweetDeck a Distant Second

http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/twitter_users_and_the_third_party_clients_they_use.php Twitter's own homepage is still the most popular tool for users to update their status on Twitter. Around 46% of all updates are made directly on the site. Social media analytics and monitoring service Sysomos analyzed 500 million tweets it collected over the past 5 months and found that TweetDeck is the most popular third-party client.
http://theandroidsite.com/2010/07/06/tweetup-acquires-twidroid-androids-most-popular-twitter-client/ TweetUp is a company you may or may not have heard of, that takes the stream from Twitter Search and attempts to filter out the “noise” with algorithms ” based on quality, relevance, and influence of tweets and tweeters, combined with a bid-based marketplace”. They have also acquired popurls.com, a social network and news aggregation site. So what does that mean for the end Android user? Well, look for a revamped Twidroid application, to be renamed Twidroyd (to avoid trademark infringement), with better search features, as well as mass distribution by preloading Twidroyd on new hardware. Apparently the deals are already in place.

TweetUp acquires Twidroid, Android’s most popular Twitter client | The Android Site

http://blog.twitter.com/2010/09/evolving-ecosystem.html

Blog: The Evolving Ecosystem

Just over four months ago, at Chirp , our Twitter developer conference, I talked about how "Twitter is too hard" and what we're doing to address that. One major area of difficulty I highlighted was getting Twitter on your phone. We did iPhone user tests and confirmed that even though there was a plethora of third-party Twitter apps, people were having trouble finding and selecting one because none were called “Twitter.” This kept them from using Twitter at all. For this reason, we acquired Tweetie and turned it into Twitter for iPhone , complete with a new user sign-up experience. Mobile apps – Everywhere