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TweetDeck Updated: Adds Twitter Lists, Native Retweets, LinkedIn Support and GeoTagging

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, the most famous cross-platform client based on for   has just released a new update. The latest version includes support for Twitter Lists, native retweets, LinkedIn support and GeoTagging.

Must Read: Tips and Tricks to get the Best out of TweetDeck

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TweetDeck provides users with an option to either choose between the new retweet feature introduced by twitter or stick with the plain old interface used by TweetDeck. There are several more small changes in this version which you can read in the changelog.

Watch the video below to see the new TweetDeck in action.

As Promised – A Very Special TweetDeck Delivery [Official TweetDeck blog]

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Author: Keith Dsouza

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