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Birdhouse helps you polish your Twitter posts
Macworld —
Twitter apps for the iPhone may seem like a dime-a-dozen (or, to account for inflation, 99-cents-a-pop), but the newly released Birdhouse (iTunes link), by Sandwich Dynamics, isn’t your dad’s Twitter app—although, if your dad is on Twitter, kudos for having such a hip pater . The first app by Sandwich Dynamics—and I hold out hope that the next app is actually sandwich-related, mmmm—the $4 Birdhouse only concerns itself with one facet of Twitter: the composition of award-winning, needle-sharp tweets of infinite wisdom. Consider it a sort of repository for your thoughts that have yet to make it to Twitter. The developers bill it as a “notepad for Twitter,” where ...
Birdhouse helps you polish your Twitter posts
iPhone Central —
Twitter apps for the iPhone may seem like a dime-a-dozen (or, to account for inflation, 99-cents-a-pop), but the newly released Birdhouse (iTunes link), by Sandwich Dynamics, isn’t your dad’s Twitter app—although, if your dad is on Twitter, kudos for having such a hip pater . The first app by Sandwich Dynamics—and I hold out hope that the next app is actually sandwich-related, mmmm—the $4 Birdhouse only concerns itself with one facet of Twitter: the composition of award-winning, needle-sharp tweets of infinite wisdom. Consider it a sort of repository for your thoughts that have yet to make it to Twitter. The developers bill it as a “notepad for Twitter,” where ...
Let your tweets incubate with Birdhouse for iPhone
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
Filed under: Software, Internet Tools, iPhone Twitter is many things to many people. Some folks use it to keep up with friends or the latest news; others make it their primary tool for online coversation. There exists, however, within the throng of Twitter users, a group of people who use Twitter as the stage from which they deliver their own special brand of humor.
For these types, a tweet isn't something that's typed and quickly posted a few seconds later -- it's a chance to make his/her followers chuckle. To that end, they take great care to ensure that each tweet is finely honed and worded to deliver the maximum ...
Birdhouse Brings A WordPress For Twitter To The iPhone
TechCrunch —
While a lot of people may only be using their iPhones to check the weather, the apps I use most frequently are the ones that connect to Twitter. Twitter’s mobile web experience is pretty awful and SMS is a complete and utter rip-off. But luckily, several developers have made some simple, slick apps for using Twitter on the device. My current favorites are Tweetie (iTunes link) and Twitterfon (iTunes link). Both offer rich interfaces for doing a range of things such as checking updates, retweeting and searching Twitter. But what if you only care about actually composing tweets? Than Birdhouse may be for you.
While Birdhouse ...
Birdhouse: A Twitter Scratch Pad for Writers
Webmonkey —
Birdhouse is a brand new Twitter client for the iPhone, but it’s considerably different than most Twitter clients. In fact, Birdhouse isn’t so much a Twitter client as a Twitter scratch pad for those who take their 140 character posts very, very seriously.
The idea behind Birdhouse is to save drafts of Twitter posts for later editing, rewriting or rethinking — the perfect app for those that think of Twitter as, you know, writing.
Birdhouse is also good for those who frequently find themselves in trouble after posting some drunken, late night tweets. No need to go public with your drunken thoughts, just save them as ...
Weekly App Store Picks: April 18, 2009 [TheAppleBlog]
GigaOM Network —
Put your iPhone in the air and shake it like you just don’t care, because it’s time for my pick from the week’s freshest apps.
Before you start waving your iPhone with a blatant disregard for those around you due to the sheer excitement you feel from reading about the latest apps, I’ve got a brief rundown of the ...
In Depth: 8 of the best Twitter apps for iPhone & iPod touch
Techradar - All the latest technology news —
... Words like 'crazy' and 'too much gin' were banded about when Birdhouse was first announced - after all, why would anyone want a drafts app for 140-character tweets? But a few minutes should make a convert of any serious Twitter aficionado, due to Birdhouse's ability to draft in Airplane mode, rate and sort drafts, publish and 'unpublish' tweets, and back-up everything to email. ...
