This week, Twitter rolled out updates to its Android and iPhone apps that make mobile tweeting more seamless than ever.

Here’s a quick rundown of the mobile updates.

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Complementing its earlier announcement on new Twitter card options, the microblogging platform is pushing its design enhancements into overdrive with newly announced mobile updates.

And this time they’re rolling it out to Android, iPhone and that entire mobile web at the same time – though you may have to wait a little bit regardless.

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Yesterday was a big day for Twitter, who announced new functionality that will allow you to email tweets and some improvements to Twitter search. Some of these features have also been added to the latest builds of their official iPhone and Android apps, which are available to download now.

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Twitter has released new versions of its popular iPhone and Android apps, which include several major updates, including expandable tweets, Twitter events, the new Twitter search and, for the first time, push notifications.

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Mobile Twitter users, your time has come: you will soon start to see ads in your apps.

Expanding its advertising – called Promoted Products – into its mobile apps is yet another way that Twitter is looking to ramp up its revenue-generating products.
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New versions of the official Twitter apps for iPhone and Android were released yesterday, both of which contain a wealth of new features, including a welcome return to Tweetie-style swipe functionality, as well as addressing concerns about the Find Friends feature that stored the phone contact lists of users without warning.

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Loren Brichter, the creator of first Tweetie and then Twitter for iPhone, has just left the company.
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So, you’ve been fortunate enough to be one of the very first to get your hands on the new iPhone 4S (ahem), and like everybody else you’ve been putting the highly-touted personal assistant Siri through his or her paces (Siri is male or female depending on your country settings).

Siri takes a while to learn your voice, but after that it can be pretty amazing. All sorts of fun and frolics are there to be had. But what about more practical applications, like social networking – can you use Siri for Twitter, and send tweets using only your voice? Well, yes, you can. Kind of.

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Twitter has released the latest build of their popular Twitter client for iPhone and iPad, which includes several new features, including support for Twitter’s ‘new’ photo sharing service.

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Since its inception in 2006, Twitter has grown into something of a beast.

Just five years later, Twitter has an estimated 300 million users sending hundreds of millions of tweets per day. Pivotally, the company has seen mass-adoption around the world from users accessing the network with mobile handsets, from basic models in less-developed regions (where interacting with Twitter via SMS is their only option) to advanced smartphones in the wealthier territories.

While Android devotees might disagree, the best and biggest range of Twitter clients can be found on the iPhone, with a veritable plethora of slick and feature-rich choices available, including the official Twitter For iPhone, TweetDeck For iPhone, TweetBot, Echofon and Ubersocial.

This new infographic from Onavo, makers of a free app for the iPhone that shrinks your data usage (thus saving you money), takes a look at the most popular Twitter clients on the iPhone and rates them by how efficiently they consume data.

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