After a very public kerfuffle with TweetDeck earlier this year, Twitter went ahead and acquired the third-party dashboard from UberMedia for $50 million yesterday. TweetDeck currently boasts 40 million users, so what does this acquisition mean for them? There's no word yet on the future of the dashboard — whether it will be more tightly integrated to Twitter itself or scrapped altogether — Read more

After launching as an app in the Chrome web store, Twitter client TweetDeck announced a new web app that will work across all of the major browsers: Firefox, Safari, IE, and Opera. TweetDeck Web, which just launched in beta, is a standalone web page that doesn't require an app store or download to work. One caveat: this new web component does not support streaming, which means refreshing the Read more

Just a few weeks after unleashing the beta version of its Android app, TweetDeck has been officially released to the masses. If you didn't check out the previous version of the uber-popular Twitter client, which supports Facebook, Twitter, Buzz, and Foursquare, you'll be happy to know that it was built "from the ground up" and has a bunch of cool new features (including ones not available on the Read more

TweetDeck for iPhone launched over a year ago, and now TweetDeck has finally come to Android. The app, which was released today, puts the most popular Twitter client on your Android phone and comes with some sweet updates not yet available on the iPhone, iPad, or desktop applications. According to the official TweetDeck blog post, the new app is "more than just TweetDeck on Android." The app Read more

It's time to get those iPod Touchs and iPhones updated with the new OS 3.0 update! — The Boy Genius Report Apple has put a temporary hold on iPhone 3G S shipments. — Gizmodo TweetDeck for the iPhone has officially launched. — Mashable There's a new Google Mobile App available for the BlackBerry. — RIMarkable The Pack Windbreaker boasts 17 pockets for all your gadgets and trinkets.— Read more

We'll be tweeting, blogging, and live streaming all the royal wedding goodness you can handle here on the Sugar Network, but if you're not interested in getting any royal updates in your Twitter stream, here's a quick solution for you Chrome users. Called Proxlet, this Chrome extension allows you to filter specific hashtags from your stream in Chrome, your iPhone's Twitter app, and even works Read more