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Fuck BlackBerry.

if your happy with losing customers, sure. I’m out.

Blackberry has one foot in the grave as it is. Their “Playbook”, just like the Palm Pre, isn’t enough to save them. Just like Palm, they ignored the market around them and weren’t competitive with their mobile OS. It’s arrogance, is what it is. Blackberry thinks that because they’ve got a “brand” that they don’t have to compete. It’s only a matter of time before Blackberry goes the way of Palm.

I, for one, have no problem with our new android overlords. All hail the giant green robot!

This is how Seesmic handles “difficulties”? I’m seriously disappointed on you guys. “Most popular platforms”? really?. Count me out of your ecosphere. I’m no longer a Seesmic user. And if you call this an “overreaction” you should read your post.

We are reading your feedback and sorry to hear your frustration. If you should reconsider, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Sincerely,
Liza Sperling

We are reading your feedback and sorry to hear your frustration. If you should reconsider, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Sincerely,
Liza Sperling

Agree with some of this.

The difference is in my opinion was Palm made WebOS really great, I just think they where to late, I can’t say the say about BlackBerry OS, its a mess.

Blackberry is obsolete….BB users a jumping ship to iPhone or Android…and the blackberry os is a train-wreck…Seasmic’s time and effort is better spent working on the iOS and android versions of their app

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Seesmic is the best Twitter client, no matter the OS and has more functions than the official Twitter app

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“We encourage those effected by this change to try out Seesmic for Android, iOS and Windows Phone 7″ – and who’ll pay for my new phone? YOU?

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Seesmic had a BlackBerry app?

Good riddance, I think. Needless to say, I gave up on Seesmic for BlackBerry a long time ago. The app was never updated to work with BlackBerry 6 properly (constant freezing issues and other flaws) and other than a pretty UI, it didn’t have much going for it — except for the simplicity of course. I liked that simplicity to be honest, so while I eventually moved on to another Twitter client, somewhere deep down I was eagerly waiting for an update to Seesmic. This is it, I guess…

If it’s any consolation, I’m an aspiring software developer and would love to continue development of Seesmic for BlackBerry (under a different name of course). So, if anyone at Seesmic is reading this, drop me an e-mail @ yabdullah92@aol.com.

Thank you for the support for as long as it lasted! I still have the Seesmic stickers somewhere — fun stuff.

Peace,
Yousif.

Sounds like you couldnt make an effective BlackBerry client, so you are giving up. This is great free publicity though. Hope WP7 can overtake BlackBerry or Seesmic might give up on them too.

obviously yur no longer a user cause u own a BB…LOL…..dont be such a baby…..

More writing on the wall about the decline of RIM…

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I don’t actually. I’m an Android user, I own an HTC Desire. I complaint because I find this move “limiting to Seesmic” if their reasoning would be more realistic then I’d understand, but under the premise of “focusing on our most popular platform” really lets me down. Yes, I’ve been a BlackBerry user, nonetheless I use Android and BlackBerry and this post seems disappointing to me. My opinion. I’m not asking you to step out of Seesmic :).

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Does discontinue support mean no updates, or remove the app all along? If the latter, I think you should update the website ASAP.

BlackBerry users out there who use Twitter, Do you care? Do you even use Seesmic? Have you even heard of Seesmic? Now, I’ve used their desktop app which is quite nice but in comparison to what they had running for BlackBerry, come on now.

Enjoy losing a ton of users that still believe in BlackBerry… Good thing I never used this app to begin with…

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What an idotic decision purely from a business stand point completely short sighted! Blackberry is growing overseas and is #1 in my country of Trinidad & Tobago which has iPhone and Android available they should never be allowed to make an app for rim again!

I can”t believe this. I love this twitter app, it definitely has more features than official twitter app. Blackberry is not dead. This leaves such a sour taste in my mouth and makes me never want to use seesmic on any other phone now. So unfair. I use my BB to tweet, text and read e-mail and now I have to use a twitter app that is not as enjoyable. Bad business in my opinion, throwing loyal clients overboard. I can’t believe how disappointed I am.

I don’t care for either WP7 nor BB, but is your Windows Phone 7 usage really higher then your BlackBerry usage? I mean I know BlackBerry has been on a steep decline, but there has to be at least 3-4x as many BlackBerry devices out there when compared to WP7 devices.

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lol

You guys never updated your app on BlackBerry, to be honest, you guys must have very disappointing developers. I have both a BlackBerry and an Android with Seesmic support, to be honest, I am going to say Goodbye Seesmic. It is really a shame knowing a software company discontinues on a popular international platform. Hello TweetDeck.

Here, let me translate. “We built a crappy app for blackberry, and eh, we don’t really feel like putting in an effort to fix it” :P

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Really, BB is obsolete. And Windows phones are such hot sellers????

@ Liza, Bad business decision, you will support Windows phone that has not had any growth but will not support BB that is still growing in other markets? Why would BB users ever reach out to you again?

I checked appworld and found the apps you compete with are doing better than you by 100x or more, so i guess that is why you must drop the bb platform. Better to focus in places you can compete well in.

More like the decline of Seesmic

You really expect me to try Seesmic Desktop? Who knows you might just decide to support only Linux tomorrow??

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such a disappointment. yes, it had bugs, but it was the best twit-app for blackberry!

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Maybe Trinidad & Tobago isn’t a priority for Seesmic, don’t you think?

Blackberry is too hard and too expensive to develop. Also, the new version of OS from RIM doesn’t look very promising…

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ha! they’ve never supported Linux in the first place.
they discontinued updating the Air client, and Linux doesn’t have a decent (to my knowledge) Silverlight client.

At least Tweetdeck continues to support Linux through Chromedeck and the desktop client.

ha! they’ve never supported Linux in the first place.
they discontinued updating the Air client, and Linux doesn’t have a decent (to my knowledge) Silverlight client.

At least Tweetdeck continues to support Linux through Chromedeck and the desktop client.

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Seriously No words guys. I have been using a BB for years and Seesmic has been my favorite Twitter App on the BB.

The BB Client was never given the love that the Android and iOS Apps Received in terms of design and development.

Seriously No words guys. I have been using a BB for years and Seesmic has been my favorite Twitter App on the BB.

The BB Client was never given the love that the Android and iOS Apps Received in terms of design and development.

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You forget that Seesmic is focused on business users (of which none use Linux) while Tweetdeck is for the general public.

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I never tried using Seesmic on Linux so wasn’t aware they didn’t support it. But if these guys are focused on business users all the more reason to cater to BB!!

If you look at charts you’ll see that BB being the product of choice for business is no longer the case. Plus, I don’t think the app will be removed from market. It will just not get new features.

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How Windows Phone 7 can be a popular platform if the shit hasn’t been released yet.

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Windows Phone 7000 != Popular!

Affected, not effected. Geez.

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Wow! You’re dumping the Twitter app for BlackBerry? What happened to Seesmic’s commitment to create apps for multiple platforms?

I use Seesmic on my BlackBerry because of the multiple accounts feature. Very nice. Now you’re killing it?

I’ve already switched from Seesmic to TweetDeck for my desktop. I guess this is the nail in the coffin and I will no longer be using Seesmic products anymore. Good luck.

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Good choice Blackberry is dying so why support it?

Windows 7 phones are popular? Really?

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I don’t use Sessmic I prefer the official Twitter App myself (Though I have used Sessmic and liked it a lot.) This decision makes me laugh. RIM doesn’t seem to recognize they’re falling apart. Mainly due to the record number of units sold last quarter. But they’re slowly being chipped away at. 5-year all time stock low, dwindling market share, hardware that is behind the curve (save the Playbook). It seems so obvious on the outside, why can’t RIM get a handle on the situation. Dump BBOS infavour of QNX, open BBM to other platforms, get better phone hardware.

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does it mean the app would be suspended, or there wont be any more updates?

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I honestly think a decision like this is easilly made. The developers of course have some way to see how often users of a platform (bb, android, ios, wp7) use the software. If you put out the development costs against those numbers you can make a perfect decision to discontinue development for a platform. It might nog be true that it’s much harder to develop for BBos than any of the other platforms, but it IS much true that the majority of the consumers make use of the other platforms worth developing for. Besides why cry for it if there are many other better and even perfect twitter apps for Blackberry? This pointless discussion brought up by BB users mostly just shows they are ok with just mediocre functionality and features the apps but also the OS delivers. I’d just be glad that there are still viable options to use. Besides… Hasn’t RIM been testing the use of Android apps on BB devices? This makes Seesmic’ decision even more understandable and strategic.

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How is BlackBerry obsolete when in the last year, they’ve sold 80 million phones? BlackBerry has ruled for over a decade and just because they are in a temporary decline while they move to a new modern OS, they’re a write-off? Fanboys are a curious species.

Liza, this is a bad move. You are alienating MILLIONS OF USERS. This seems like an overreaction to some persistent bad press that the media is self-propagating. Your loyal users should come first! BlackBerry outsold iPhone two or three quarters ago. You are forfeiting access to MILLIONS OF USERS for an app that you already have matured in market. This is a huge slap in the face to BlackBerry users.

This is patently false. Any honest observer knows how great QNX is. It is also not very hard to develop for their platform.

Customers should ALWAYS be a priority.

Agreed! BlackBerry users are being thrown under the bus. I wonder if they realize that we also own other devices that we can choose not to install Seesmic on?

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They just sold over 13 million phones. That sure is dying, fanboy. :/

This is a lie. BlackBerry is still number one for business users and they have a huge lead there. It is the consumer space that they are losing the majority of the traction in.

Nice – Blackberry is competing, Mr. George. The Playbook is NOT a hail-Mary device designed to save the company. It is the first of a series of new devices that will emply the QNX-based OS .
It is NOT arrogance – the fact of the matter is they were caught by their own success at providing the secure BES, BBM, etc and were growing the business UNLIKE Palm which never I REPEAT NEVER made one cent of profit.

That is why Blackberry is moving to QNX. What’s your point then?

Look, do not believe there is a decent business reason to make such a ridiculous public announcement if Seesmic honestly intends on supporting BBerry QNX users in the future through the Android-app friendly BBerries in 2012.

Could they not have indicated this on the announcement?

However, if Seesmic does NOT have such an intention, then it is their prerogative to stop supporting whatever and whenever they wish.

That’s business (though calling Windows Phone 7 a more popular OS is plain silly and is a dishonest statement)

WP7 is more popular in terms of app market growth. Which is most important. Seesmic was seeing a massive decline on blackberry and it kept going down, for whatever reason it doesn’t matter, it’s not a surprise they are moving off the platform.

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Liza, please stop using “reach out”. It’s such an annoying phrase. How is she going to “reach out” to you? Try using “contact me” or “email me”. It’s such PR bullshit.

People can “reach out” how they like. For some that is email:liza@seesmic.com, for others that is Twitter, FB, phone, etc…I make all this information widely available in hopes of being as accessible as is humanly possible.

What the hell are you developers thinking really . You want to focus your efforts on more popular platforms . Well at least Rimm isnt the only company these days making dumb dissitions . Very week on your part . Well maybe you will do alright in a market that is already swamped with developers but you probably wont even been seen or maybe your stuff will get riddled with viruses or hacked. oh ya I have the time to rumble though 3 hundred thousand app to find your lol not.
Good luck band wagon jumper .

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hmm maybe that is because Windows Phone 7 has the greatest marketplace growth in the period of time it has been up against any other OS that is in the market….

heh and maybe you can spell right next time?

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too bad…you guys are losing many customers…it was a good app.

very sad when I heard this news.

[...] a sticking point with BlackBerry for several years; since RIM’s rough quarterly results, many app developers have announced that they’re ceasing support on the platform, and I wouldn’t be surprised if many existing BlackBerry devs didn’t bother optimizing [...]

It’s because they are now focussing to third world countries. Here in my country blackberries are hot items because they treat them as status symbols

[...] the official statement direct from Seesmic’s blog: Effective June 30th, Seesmic will discontinue support for Blackberry in order to focus development [...]

Blackberry has gained popularity but it is too hard and too expensive to develop. Also, the new version of OS from RIM doesn’t look very promising……

It is just sad that Seesmic : my Favorite app for my blackberry torch 9800 was just fade away anyways since it is still available for android and itunes I can still download it … for my brand new white iPhone and my samsung galaxy s

Blackberry will go on!

seesmic for blackberry was ‘nice and clean’, and easy to use BUT was too damn SLOW! Shame Loic and the seesmic crew supposedly ‘threw in the towel’…

And NO (to, Sslavkaa), I don’t agree that there are masses of users ditching BBs for iPhones etc., because you can’t get anything else as good for emails and or, for free mins like you do for BBs which, are key factors for those like me needing it for both work and socially.

I am happy with my Blackberry and very sad about this. The Android phones in my office have battery issues and freeze up after OS updated and need to be replaced more than necessary.  This is unfortunate.

Un true there is a constant 10% growth in foreign markets for RIM its also number 1 in many overseas markets!

Es una lástima, porque era una buena aplicación. Las otras son muy pesadas, y esta ofrecía ser veloz. Ojalá entendieran lo que perdieron al hacer esto.

[...] things are only getting worse. Seesmic, the popular Twitter client, announced last week that it is shutting down all Blackberry development and recommended that its users explore other apps like Twitter for Blackberry or Socialscope. [...]

[...] Notably, its developer UberMedia is doubling down on its BlackBerry app around the same time one of its rivals, Seesmic, is abandoning the BlackBerry platform. [...]

[...] souhaite) ou tard à Android d'une manière ou d'une autre. Les sociétés éditrices abandonnent une à une les applications développées pour Blackberry. Cette plateforme étant vraiment trop [...]

It’s funny how people say it’s so hard to develop for BlackBerry when both Android and BlackBerry are based on Java. And I don’t hear people saying how difficult it is to develop on Android.

I know that there are obvious differences, but being a developer for both platforms I can assure you that with proper handling, developing for BlackBerry is not such a hard job.

Nonetheless, he is just referring to one example, BlackBerry growth in Latin America, Europe and Asia is incredibly high, so, are you going to tell me that THREE continents are not a priority for Seesmic? ;)

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