Today we stumbled on a new twitter client for iPhone.  They say it is a humble twitter client for the iPhone, looks more like they are being humble and the app looks pretty cool to us. Info below..

From the developer website http://tweetsville.com

- Shows up to 200 tweets
- Rich text display. *bold* will display as bold, etc.
- Clickable inline links and @names
- Two looks: Balloon and Simple
- Displays border for tweets in which you are referenced in Balloon mode.
- Tap a tweet to view details, send replies, and mark as a favorite.

 Explore the latest hot topics with Trends.

Search the Twitterverse
- Search using official Twitter advanced query terms
- Location/Date-based search supported

Send and receive direct messages.
- Distinctive look, to separate it from tweets
- Threaded display of sent/received messages

View details of tweets.
- Reply to user (ties directly to this message in the web site - more accurate than a simple @reply).
- Send direct message to user.
- Mark tweets as favorites.
- Delete your own tweets.
- View a user's profile.

View user profile information.
- View favorites/history.
- View a user's friends/followers.

Compose tweets and direct messages with ease.
- Upload images via TwitPic.
- Type-ahead name matching of friends when sending direct messages.

And here is an exerpt from an article in Venturebeat today about tweetsville, twitter client for iPhone:

"But Tweetsville is different. It keeps it simple, and better yet, it does so while looking like it belongs on an iPhone. Usage is logical; clicking on a tweet (Twitter message) brings a page for the user where you can easily send a reply, send a private message, toggle the message as a favorite or view their profile. It may sound obvious, but the other clients all made basic functions much more difficult than they needed to be.

And it’s not like Tweetsville is lacking in other options either. There is an area devoted to hot trends on Twitter — that is, what words people are tweeting a lot. Click on a word shows you who is sending the tweets about it most recently.

Tweetsville also has a robust search feature. Beyond basic word searches, going into the “Advanced” menu allows you to search for things like specific phrases, hashtags, places, dates and a wide range of other options. It’s actually more advanced than Twitter Search itself.

The only real critique I have is that Tweetsville should move the “@ Replies” area (to see who has publicly written a message to you) to the main bottom menu area. Right now, it resides in the “More” area.

And for those who use the other clients because they allow you to easily attach pictures to a tweet, Tweetsville allows for this too."

The full article on tweetsville is available here on Venturebeat .

Tweetsville is available on the iTunes store.