Brizzly: The iPhone’s New Best (Free) Twitter App

It ’s not that Brizzly ’s staring , or that it does Justice Department to its source cloth ( the immutably pretty , wondrously lean Birdfeed)—it ’s that it comes penny-pinching enough , and it ’s destitute .

First , a quick lesson in the chronicle of iPhone Twitter apps ! Once , there was an app called Birdfeed . It wasclever , tight , and visually typical . In fact , it was ( up until just now ) quite peradventure one of the better Twitter apps available . It was also expensive , at $ 5 . The developer , who was tired or something , sold the app to a little startup calledBrizzly , which aggregates Twitter and Facebook feeds into a single port ( it ’s in reality kinda neat , as an online service . ) And so here we are .

https://gizmodo.com/birdfeed-twitter-app-review-lean-fast-and-pretty-5304733

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Brizzly ’s rerelease ( not an update ; Birdfeed is no longer in the entrepot ) of Birdfeed changes the name , tweaks the UI , and slashes the monetary value down to zero . The user interface is n’t as dazzling as it was before , and Birdfeed ’s stylemark want of a menu Browning automatic rifle has pass on way to a received row of ikon . Brizzly really adds a few new features , let in a trending topics - esque News tabloid , for explain what ’s going on in your feed , and the same adorable pull - down feed refreshing as the other best iPhone Twitter app , Tweetie .

Even its seeming shortfallings are n’t so bad : Yes , you have to sign up for a Brizzly account so as to utilize the app , but one you have , it ’s whole see-through . It ’s likeMeeboin that sense . And no , the app does n’t have push notifications of its own , like Echofon does , but premium Twitter apps have long offload that responsibility to dedicated get-up-and-go apps likeBoxcar . ( Which is large beyond Twitter , by the agency . )

https://gizmodo.com/meebo-is-the-new-king-of-iphone-messaging-apps-5473890

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