Feathers and Feathers Visage 1.3 update released
A new version of Feathers and Feathers Visage is now available on the App Store.
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20 May 2010
Feathers (for Twitter) and Feathers Visage (for Facebook) have been updated to version 1.3.
This version contains several bug fixes to make Feathers work on iPads. Feathers for Facebook has also been renamed to Feathers Visage to comply with Facebook's trademark rules.
The most frequent support request I've received since releasing the original Feathers for Twitter at the end of February was to add native Facebook support. So, today, I'm happy to announce that the Feathers for Facebook iPhone is now available on the App Store!
Introducing Feathers for Facebook
I just released Feathers for Facebook: the Feathers you love, with native Facebook support!
It's only been a week since the release of Feathers and I just submitted the first update to Apple.
The new update has two new styles and new magic quotes substitutions for you to play with. It also brings with it the option to turn of auto-correction (including auto-capitalization and those annoying periods that get autoinserted when you enter two spaces following a character.) Auto-correction is on by default but you may want to turn it off if you do a lot of Unicode art.
Feathers Update 1.1 coming soon!
I just submitted the first update of Feathers to Apple for approval.
Within two hours of its release, my new iPhone app, Feathers, shot into the Top 25 in the Social Networking category in the App Store. Thank you to everyone who helped by tweeting, blogging, and – of course – buying the app.
If you haven't seen the short 1-minute screencast yet, what are you waiting for? Head over to feathersapp.com to watch it!
Feathers: initial reactions
Thank you for your wonderfully warm reception of Feathers and please help me to spread the word.
It appears that boobs are the hottest new thing in social networking. At least if you take the Social Networking category on iTunes as a reference.
Social Boobworking? Or “Why Apple needs to be stricter about App Store categories”
I have nothing against boobs, but they don't belong in the Social Networking category on the App Store.