I Love Gravity – v1.17 Introduces Twitter Groups

Mobileways updated Gravity, a Twitter app on the S60, to version 1.17 on May 4th. I love this app even more now that it supports Twitter groups. If you follow a lot of people on Twitter, groups make it easier for you to organize the tweets you read. Many people like Gravity for several reasons, but this functionality makes it a must-have app for S60 Twitter power users.

Create Group List Names

Groups is one of the most demanded features for Twitter, allowing members to focus on different sets of people they’re following. For example, you could create groups for celebrities, colleagues at work, friends in real life, family members, and so on.

Twitter itself does not provide a Groups feature so users rely on third party applications to implement it. Tweetdeck is a popular desktop application because of this function and Gravity just implemented it with their latest update.

I wrote in my original review of Gravity that that it kept closing randomly while using it. I don’t see that problem anymore after several updates. You can do this directly from the application itself, which is impressive. The application costs $9.95.

  • Facebook User
    Curious, have notifications been built in so that if I get an @ reply I will get a beep or a vibration or anything?
  • Yes Gravity now allows you to get vibrations/sounds when someone replies to you or sends you a DM. Very Cool!
  • Ever since the 1.18.5270 version of Gravity was released I am having problems with the Network - 33 errors and sometimes API overloaded message. Told the developer and am hoping that a new build would soon address that.
  • More than often with API problems, that's the fail whale and not Gravity.

    I do have a problem with leaving my home on wifi and switching to gsm. Maybe it will get fixed in the next iteration.
  • nokia_fan
    there is a new version 1.18.5270 of gravity already released...

    check the cool auto wlan connection :-)
  • Love the auto connect as well!
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