@Atebits (Tweetie) answers our question: had an acquisition offer, turned it down
After our morning question about Tweetie being acquired, Loren Brichter himself answered us on Twitter

After our morning question about Tweetie being acquired, Loren Brichter himself answered us on Twitter

After a conversation with one of the founders of Hunch.com, we created a draft of decision for users to find the best twitter iPhone according to their needs: it is far from perfect but if you like the idea, you can contribute to the tree (on hunch.com) and let us know if you'd like to see more of those.
What is the best iPhone app for twitter? - make thousands more decisions on Hunch.com
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The list of new features (caching, offline reading, textexpander,...) is so long, that it is better you read their blog post. Tweetie is one of the most popular Twitter client on the iPhone, although it is not free.

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A little update on our research. We issued a poll to understand if you guys are using more twitter or facebook from the iPhone. So far a little more than 700 respondents have participated.

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A few apps start on Cidya first before making it to the App Store. Most of the time because of the necessity to access some locked resource of the iPhone, such as running in the background, or gaining access to your music library. But once they hit the natural limit of cidya audience (about 10% of the iPhone population), they need to move on to find a bigger business opportunity.
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The NextWeb observes that the iPhone is losing dramatic market share in Flickr. The problem is unlikely to be due to the iPhone however.

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