Great, now how about an app that doesn’t suck balls.
6 thoughts on “Twitter adds new features”
As soon as Tapbots sells Tweetbot to them, they’ll have an app that doesn’t suck balls. Until then, expect a whole lot of ball-sucking.
They started with Tweetie, which was an amazing app.
So buying Tapbots wouldn’t do anything permanent.
That’s exactly why I say they have to buy Tweetbot. They obviously can’t build a half-decent app themselves, so buying is the only option. And even then, it only lasts for a year or so before their “updates” completely destroy the app (like they did with Tweetie and TweetDeck).
Don’t worry, Jim. Mr. Cook already apologized for it this morning and is working extra hours to make it better.
It’s important to remember that A LOT of people use the Twitter website over a mobile app. For them to focus their attention that experience makes sense, even if we disagree with their vision.
Twitter will buy good apps like Tweetbot to bury them.
As soon as Tapbots sells Tweetbot to them, they’ll have an app that doesn’t suck balls. Until then, expect a whole lot of ball-sucking.
They started with Tweetie, which was an amazing app.
So buying Tapbots wouldn’t do anything permanent.
That’s exactly why I say they have to buy Tweetbot. They obviously can’t build a half-decent app themselves, so buying is the only option. And even then, it only lasts for a year or so before their “updates” completely destroy the app (like they did with Tweetie and TweetDeck).
Don’t worry, Jim. Mr. Cook already apologized for it this morning and is working extra hours to make it better.
It’s important to remember that A LOT of people use the Twitter website over a mobile app. For them to focus their attention that experience makes sense, even if we disagree with their vision.
Twitter will buy good apps like Tweetbot to bury them.