Category: iPad Social Networking »

Tweetbot 4 is the latest and greatest Twitter client for iOS.

YoVivo!’s convenience is eclipsed by general awkwardness and lag.

Twitterrific is the best Apple Watch Twitter client yet.

Twitter for the Apple Watch is a bit too limited for comfort.

Upload files to social networks while knowing nothing is permanent.

Habbo fans will feel right at home with the mobile version of the hit social networking site.

One.vu combines Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn feeds with breaking news; delivering a social networking experience that's too light on features to be genuinely useful.

Chat with contacts securely across Skype, Facebook, Google Talk, and more in this newly redesigned instant messaging app.

Create a photo story and view other people's with this often beautiful photography/social networking hybrid.

Only really let down by not being as popular as others, Path is a great iOS-focused social networking app.

It connects users with locals to get answers to questions about an area quickly, and the ability to earn karma points gives the app a fun game-like appeal.

The biggest social network of them all, the Facebook app manages a fine job of making it easy to browse from the comfort of one's iOS device.

A great coffee table app, Stampsy makes it possible, and simple, for creative minds to conjure up pages of content full of stunning visuals and information.

Strum is the video clip equivalent of Instagram. It has a slightly expensive pricing policy but the vast majority of its content is free and decent.

Tweetary enables users to archive tweets for browsing and annotations at a later date. It's useful but pricey.