AshPndrs

mrgan:

I just Instapapered many, many of these.

As did I. This is instantly useable (unlike many huge lists of stuff).

carpeaqua:

nikf:

Despite the temptations of Tweetie 2, I’ve found myself coming back time-and-time again to Birdfeed for tweeting on the go. Birdfeed 1.2 is now out, and there’s a tonne of changes, most of which are listed in this post.

I’ve never really been tempted by Tweetie 2 because it just feels so heavy. I don’t need a mobile Twitter client that wraps every single aspect of the API. I just want a refined, no frills reading experience with decent posting capabilities. Birdfeed excels at that. Sadly, I fear I am in the minority on that aspect as the iPhone/Windows user demands bloat + lowball pricing in their software, which is why Tweetie dominates.

I find this humorous, as every day I get emails telling me Tweetie has too few features and is too expensive. I think Tweetie hits a happy balance for a lot of people. The best part about twitter apps is there are enough out there, that there is probably one that works for you. That’s the client you should use.