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Desktop app?
I'm tired of the constant downtime and am ready to leave Twitter. I don't want to have to visit the brightkite website to input updates (or constantly do them on my phone). Do you have a desktop app?
(Patiently waiting on my beta invite) ;)
(Patiently waiting on my beta invite) ;)
I’m undecided
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Inappropriate?We have a desktop app in the works :) Expect it in the next month or so.
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Inappropriate?Robert if you email me - brady at brightkite dot kom
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Inappropriate?I received an invite, looking forward to checking out the service over the next few weeks! I just wish my iPhone supported Java apps.
Thanks!
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Inappropriate?Yes there is :)
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Inappropriate?Thanks Brady for this quick response, amazing, far better than the 5-7 day turnaround on Flickr!:D
Just one little question more :)... Since the Brightkite team is working on the desktop app for OSX is it possible that, just if you guys have the time, to aslo make a dashboard widget? That would be the ultimate way of quickly checking where your friends (colleagues are). I know you're waiting for developers to do this with the API, but an official widget from your team would be the best user experience...
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Evert, we're considering making our own widget, if we have the time. We're a small company, so sometimes that can be a challenge. ;) -
Inappropriate?What happened to the brightkite desktop app?
"We have a desktop app in the works :) Expect it in the next month or so. "
I’m questioning
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Inappropriate?I would love to know what is happening on this front too. I think brightkite is great, but it would be even better to have some desktop notifications.
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Inappropriate?ditto. iphone app is out but until there is a desktop app it's hard to make the leap from twitter.
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