Twittelator Goes From Pro To Pad, Will Be Available For iPad Launch
April 1, 2010

The entire right portion of the screen is reserved for all of the other important Twitter information, such as mentions, messages, lists, detailed profiles, drafts, or anything else you decide to tap on. Below that section is the usual iPhone-like tab bar that can be customized with whatever you deem is the most important. The right side is basically where all of the magic will happen.
If we know Big Stone Phone, and we think we do, tabs aren't going to be the only thing you will be able to customize. You will be able to replace the default background with one that better reflects your style, and if you are a power user, you will be able to manage multiple accounts.
The only thing we are left wondering about is what happens when the iPad is in portrait mode. We will definitely try to get to the bottom of this before the big day.
Twittelator Pad will be available in the App Store on launch day for $4.99, which is actually the exact price of the iPhone version.

