Frustrated with Twitter Apps? Check Out Developer Apps.
There’s an app for just about every product and service with a web presence. You probably use a few to check in on your social media, email, and financial accounts. The official apps from social media services are generally OK but it seems Twitter apps fall short for a lot of people. They aren't particularly intuitive and new releases are buggy. Crashing, freezing, and incomplete loading have become more frequent. On a practical side, the official apps don’t do much to help you see what you want, when you want. Guess what? There are better apps created by developers to make tweeting a better and easier user experience. (more…)
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