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Birdfeed becomes Brizzly for Twitter
By Jesse Hollington
Applications Editor, iLounge
Published: Wednesday, March 10, 2010
News Category: Apps + Games, Other
Thing Labs, developer of the Brizzly.com online Twitter and Facebook reader announced today that it has acquired the Birdfeed Twitter client from iPhone developer Buzz Andersen as the foundation for its new Brizzly for Twitter iPhone application. The original Birdfeed application has been removed from the App Store and the former home page for the app now simply displays an announcement from Brizzly informing users of the news and where to download the new Brizzly for Twitter application. The announcement notes that Birdfeed will continue to work for existing users but will no longer be supported or updated. The new Brizzly application provides support for multiple Twitter accounts, Twitter Lists, sharing of photos via Brizzly Pics or Flickr, saved searches, and integration with the Brizzly.com online reader. Brizzly for Twitter is available from the App Store as a free download.
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This is a disaster! I can’t have that icon on my front page…Looks like I’ll have to move to Tweetie 2 (even though the upgrade fiasco never sat too well with me).
Posted by jiji on March 10, 2010 at 12:12 PM (PDT)