Seesmic for Android Adds Support for Multiple Twitter Accounts

Third-party Twitter client Seesmic announced the addition of support for multiple accounts on its Seesmic for Android mobile application.

In a post on the Seesmic Blog, the company also detailed other new features for the app, including the ability to remember scroll position.

Highlights of the post, including a video:

The necessity to add multiple accounts to mobile devices has become one of the most significant elements of Seesmic Android. You can now add multiple Twitter accounts in the application, and cross-post messages at the same time. This means you can easily navigate through multiple Twitter communication channels and stay in touch with all of your followers simultaneously. Moreover, the notifications you will be receiving will announce the online activity of your default Twitter user.

We’ve implemented a convenient feature where new tweets are now loaded on the top of the current ones and your position in the timeline is remembered. There is also the option to turn off this feature and always remain on top.

Apart from increasing the usability and advantages of Seesmic Android, we have addressed a number of issues that will make the application faster and more user-friendly. Seesmic Android has updated: Adding an extra-large text size option; your profile information (avatar, number of following and followers…) will now be updated automatically; changing your Twitter account password will now be handled by the application; composer now auto-corrects and auto-capitalize your words and sentences; notifications are now cleared when the application is accessed from Launcher; easily changing default account from the application’s settings; and can remove a Twitter account simply by pressing on it.

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