Falcon Pro Returns To The Play Store With Columns, Multi-Account

Falcon Pro Returns To The Play Store With Columns, Multi-Account


Android: Falcon Pro has been our choice as the best Twitter client for a while, but Twitter hasn’t made it easy. After some trouble with authentication tokens, Falcon Pro was removed from the Play Store. It’s back now, with a vengeance — or at least in-app purchases.

The new version contains multi-account support which was around before, but many users weren’t able to try it out due to the authentication problem. Now you have a second chance. It also has a slick new UI, updated for Android 5.0.

The free version is a limited trial, but you can pay $4.90 to unlock the full app. There’s also a $2.45 charge per extra account added, which is disappointing, but presumably being partially used as a deterrent to users who would claim tokens and then never use them again.

Falcon Pro 3 [Google Play Store via Android Police]


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