Windows Phone 7 Demo: Twitter
- Posted: Sep 16, 2010 at 7:10AM
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The Twitter application for Windows Phone 7.
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Will this Microsoft application be available in the marketplace ? And for free ?
Then it kinda kills the many man months that WP7 developers have invested the past months to offer a Twitter client when WP7 releases.
This just highlights how each dev needs to find ways to distinguish there app from others. So if your building a twitter app, you gotta have good design and great addon services to compete.. Simple!
What a music...
Great tune! (app looks cool too)... any idea what that song is? I tried to Shazam it, but there were no matches.
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4 days ago, blagaisse wrote
Will this Microsoft application be available in the marketplace ? And for free ?
Then it kinda kills the many man months that WP7 developers have invested the past months to offer a Twitter client when WP7 releases.
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4 days ago, blagaisse wrote Will this Microsoft application be available in the marketplace ? And for free ? Then it kinda kills the many man months that WP7 developers have invested the past months to offer a Twitter client when WP7 releases.
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I don't think it kills the man months people have utilized to offer a Twitter client at all. If your application looks, feels, and runs better than the Microsoft one it will be used. Also, I think that building a Twitter application wasn't a very good investment by developers to begin with. Twitter applications have saturated the mobile marketplace and from a competitive standpoint I don't feel it is a smart investment. I would take the writing of a Twitter client as an investment in knowledge and not in trying to make a competitive product in the marketplace.
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