Like #NewTwitter? Twidroyd Is Bringing Two-Pane Browsing To Android

If you've tried New Twitter, you're probably already hooked on the site's slick two-pane browsing experience: tap on a tweet, and you'll be able to view any linked videos, Flickr photos, and a variety of other content without having to leave the page. Today, popular Android client Twidroyd is bringing a similar experience to mobile phones, and in some senses it's doing it one better — the application also allows you to read linked articles without having to fire up a separate browser window. To access this live preview mode, you flip the phone on its side — tweets will fill the left sidebar, and tapping on one will open up the associated link or image in the right pane. Obviously you aren't going to have a lot of real-estate to consume the content, but it seems to work well enough on my Nexus One (and I'd imagine it's even better on a large screen phone, like the EVO).

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