Uploading images and sending location information in your tweets is easy and straightforward. The interface is functional and an improvement on Spaz, but definitely not as clean as Tweed’s. Icons still need some attention and polish, but are very usable as is. The app uses a dark background with light text throughout, which some people might prefer. Twee is relatively responsive and quick with showing new views. Overall, Twee for the Palm Pre is a healthy competitor to Tweed, and offers a full range of Twitter features that will leave even power-users quite satisfied.

The design is very busy, and you may find the interface taking a little getting used to. It does not use design elements that go with the Pre’s WebOS user interface, but this isn’t the only app on the catalog to have this as a fault. Basic Twitter functionality works, and that’s really what matters. Between Spaz and Tweed, you might find Tweed  easier to use and more feature-filled, especially with its recent updates. Tweed is also simply better designed, cleaner, and more of a joy to use.

Notifications pop-up like other Pre notifications, as a small status bar at the bottom of the screen. New tweets and the status of just sent tweets and confirmations all appear as unobtrusive notifications. You can use Tweed even if you don’t have a twitter account to search and browse twitter. This is a really elegantly done application – lots of attention to detail. Tweed is free and available on the App Catalog now.