171–180 of 188 posts
Why do you need another client? Just go to the People Hub and click What's new. Need to reply or retweet? The buttons are right below the message. Need to see mentions or replies? Click Notifications.
Does anybody know of any Facebook apps that sort of do the same thing, i.e. recreate the Facebook newsfeed experience for users?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
> What's wrong with using the twitter.com on Windows8, do we really need a special client just for Windows 8? This is exactly what the web is supposed to do. Native > Web, if you do it right. Web has a lot of UX limitations native apps don't have.
That's why we (LiveLoop ) think Microsoft Office, Adobe Photoshop, etc. will all grow to encompass Web Service in the application itself, rather than being replaced wholesale by Web apps the way Google wants you to. LiveLoop is our PowerPoint plugin that makes presentations real-time collaborative without ever having to leave Office -- available at http://getliveloop.com
Unless by native you mean written in a language that only works on a single platform.
I think its time that we the users took this up with the VC’s who have invested in Twitter and start putting pressure on them.
Anyone have access to the current cap table?
You know, back before APIs were all the rage, people wrote clients for web services by scraping. Twitter really wouldn't be able to do anything about a Twitter client that pretended to be IE9.
Twitter would blacklist the IP(s).
Does anybody know of any Facebook apps that sort of do the same thing, i.e. recreate the Facebook newsfeed experience for users?
Shameless plug: http://picaapp.com . There are a few things we can't do due to the API not available for 3rd party apps