Twitter for BlackBerry

Twitter for BlackBerry got a pretty decent update just a few days ago in the BlackBerry Beta Zone, and now a new version is available with a slew of fixes. The latest version brings it to 3.0.0.16 and while it doesn't have any major enhancements, the bug fixes should keep it running strong. Fixes include:

  • Loading spinner persists after sending a Tweet
  • BBM is prompting user to update their status twice after uploading a photo
  • Unable to open links from Social Feeds
  • Phantom DM notification
  • Prompted with "Uncaught exception: Application net_rim_bb_twitter (309) is not responding; process terminated" after app hang
  • Promoted Tweet - Dismiss is still available in the menu and GCM when viewing the profile of the promoted Tweet user
  • BlackBerry Bridge "Open Link On PlayBook" does not work for Twitter (but does for all other BB apps)
  • Memory leak after changing options
  • Uncaught exception when opening the Messages
  • Need error message to indicate when an account is suspended
  • Unable to see top trending lists beyond the basic 'worldwide' list
  • The Favorite counter is not accurate after click follow and then unfollow many times quickly
  • Map it doesn't work for any location on the 9930
  • Twitter not showing up in the Send menu after upgrading device OS
  • "Are you sure you want to dismiss this tweet?" > T in Tweet is not capitalized
  • Create New List - description text it is cut at the bottom of the edit field

You can grab the latest version now in the BlackBerry Beta Zone. If you're not yet a member, what are you waiting for? Sign up from the link below.

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