Plume, my personal favorite Twitter app, has been updated today to version 3.0. Along with the increase in version number, the app now includes some nice new visuals that fall in line with Android 4.0 and new navigation methods. You can now easily swipe left and right from column to column, and navigation in the app is easier thanks to the inclusion of the new action bar up top.

Brand new user interface to be more inline with ICS, TMI.me long tweet handler in addition to Twitlonger, MyPict.me picture upload, resize uploaded pictures depending on the network type in use (hence the new permission), bugfixes

I’ve been using this version since it was in beta, and have been extremely impressed with it. This release takes all the things you love about Plume, but mixes in soem ICS flavor making it look better and easier to use. Get it in the Google play store now!

According to an email recieved by Android Central forum member trter10-2, HTC is working on bringing Android 4.0 to the HTC Thunderbolt early 2012. Of course you should take what anyone says with a huge grain of salt until an update is actually available for download. Also this representative might have mixed up the Thunderbolt and the previously released statment from HTC. Either way, stay tuned, we’ll keep you updated!

“HTC knows how excited our fans expect to receive on their smartphones latest operating system from Google, Android Ice Cream Sandwich, so we are pleased to announce the list of devices that fall under the first wave of update :  HTC Vivid, HTC Sensation, HTC Sensation XL and HTC Sensation XE, as well as HTC Rezound, HTC EVO 3D, HTC EVO Design 4G and HTC Amaze 4G, by working closely with our retailers. We continue to evaluate our products, so stay tuned, in which you can find dates and other devices that will also have Ice Cream Sandwich, but a little later. “

via [Android central Forums]

“For months, we and dozens of our partner companies have been laying the groundwork for the Windows Phone 7.5 update—and making solid progress. As a result, we now expect to start rolling it out in the next week or two. At that time, we’ll also refresh the Where’s My Phone Update? table to reflect the worldwide rollout status.”

For a sneak peak at some Mango features, head on over to our run down on some of the new additions!

via [Windows Phone Blog]

One of my huge complaints with Android is the lack of native screenshots like the iPhone. Thanks to the latest update, the HTC Sensation now has the ability to take screenshots without rooting or using the SDK. You just hold the power button at the top, than press the home button. You’ll here the camera “snap” sound and your image will be saved in your camera shots.

Enjoy!