Macworld interview Tweetie developer
In: News | By: Chris Brandrick
24 Apr 2009Aulia Masna of Macworld recently caught up with Tweetie developer Loren Brichter to quiz him on how the Mac version of the recently released Twitter client came to be. The interview touches upon changes coming to the iPhone version of the app, why an ad supported version even exists and more. Be sure to check out the interview in full here, and of course don’t forget you can enter to win a copy of Tweetie here on Twitter Bulletin.
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