I love data. For my use of Twitter I use the web interface for both Twitter and Twitter search (which I feed into Google Reader using RSS). I know lots of "gurus" swear by TweetDeck, but I find the web and RSS to be a lot faster for what I like to do. But... who cares about me! Let's look at a random sample of a half a million tweets and see what people actually use to post updates to Twitter.
| Twitter Interface Type | Percentage |
| Web | 48.1% |
| Desktop | 21.8% |
| Mobile | 17.9% |
| Aggregation / Automation | 11.7% |
| Pictures | 0.5% |
| Top Twitter Interfaces | Percentage |
| Web | 46.5% |
| twitterfeed | 9.2% |
| TweetDeck | 7.3% |
| txt | 4.6% |
| twitterrific | 4.3% |
| twhirl | 4.0% |
| TwitterFox | 4.0% |
| Tween | 2.0% |
| TwitterBerry | 1.9% |
| TwitterFon | 1.8% |
| Over 600 Others | 14.5% |
| The two graphs in this article by HubSpot are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. Please link back to this article if you use the graphs. |
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