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Seesmic to Ditch BlackBerry

Jun 20, 2011, 3:55 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Seesmic today announced via its blog that effective June 30 it will no longer develop for the BlackBerry platform. It said it will focus development efforts on iOS, Android, and Windows Phone 7, instead.

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jameskpolk

Jun 20, 2011, 5:14 PM

Is this a big deal?

I am understanding that the upcoming version of blackberry's OS will allow users to download Android apps direct from Blackberry's AppWorld.

At least that's what the tablet guy told me when we took their training.

futuresealsniper

I think they have that at least planned for their tablet products. Whether that comes to their phones I'm not so sure about.

Alien Dalvik promises to bring Android apps to a lot of platforms but the experience will probably not be as good as an app...
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