Plume brings custom columns to Twitter users on Android (pictures)

The main interface lets you swipe left and right among your different columns.

The sidebar on the left side of the screen houses basic navigation tools lists.

The Plume timeline shows inline previews of tweeted photos and videos.

Plume lets you check out trending topics from around the globe or from any of nine different cities. The downside? It only lets you check out trends from nine different cities.

Plume offers some basic tools for composing tweets. Autocomplete for usernames and the URL shortener are nice touches. Unfortunately, there's no geotagging option.

Plume offers a few different muting options in case your timeline gets inundated with content that you don't care about.

With Plume you can create custom columns so you can easily swipe among content from different Twitter accounts and even Facebook accounts.

From the sidebar on the left, you can access your profile and even edit your bio, location, and photo.