It’s a pretty interesting visual display of the information, but you can also have it displayed in a list by chronological order or alphabetical order. When you first launch Seesmic, you’ll be greeted with bubbles fading in explaining current trends. It was fairly straight-forward but I found the interface to be intuitive enough that I skimmed through the tutorial and was able to find my way around just fine. UPDATE: Seesmic is no more, and has been acquired by Hootsuite (which is where you can get a lot of the functionality mentioned in this article).Īfter installing Seesmic (which is a very fast process), you’ll get a little tutorial to explain Seesmic’s interface and features. From what I’ve seen, the process runs right around 100MB while in use. Its installer runs under a megabyte (669 KB) and requires. Things like Channels, Interests, and “playback mode” all channel information into a usable, eye-catching way.įirst, however, we’ll need to install Seesmic Look. Designed to match the graphics of Windows 7, Seesmic Look still works on Windows XP, Server 2008, and Vista as well as Windows 7.īeyond the good looks, Seesmic look also presents Twitter information in a more useful, more presentable way than the Twitter website. Seesmic Look’s best feature isn’t just something that would come with any client though, it looks very polished and presents information in a visually appealing way. Seesmic Look is the first Twitter client I’ve used and I have to say it simplifies a whole lot over Twitter.

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