If that is true, then RIM must be more desperate than we thought. It's already gotten to the point where RIM is reportedly bullying carriers to pick up its upcoming line of BlackBerry smartphones, headlined by the Bold 9900, despite a number of bugs that are supposedly plaguing the devices. Additionally, the mobile device maker lost another top marketing executive, which led in part to a drop off in shares by seven percent on Monday. Obviously, Seesmic doesn't see the Blackberry platform as a 'popular' mobile OS anymore, and let's be honest, not many other companies do either these days.īesides lower-than-expected earnings revealed during its quarterly conference call last week, RIM has already announced that it will be conducting layoffs soon. It would have been more clever if they could have narrowed that down to 140 characters, but it's to the point nonetheless. Seesmic for Facebook looks similar to the typical desktop clients for Twitter, except that here what you can do is update your Facebook status. Wow, talk about a burn to RIM and its BlackBerry. We encourage those effected by this change to try out Seesmic for Android, iOS and Windows Phone 7, as well as Seesmic Desktop and Web. Like Twhirl, Seesmic Desktop is a desktop app, operated by Adobe Air. Effective June 30th, Seesmic will discontinue support for Blackberry in order to focus development efforts on our most popular mobile platforms: Android, iOS and Windows Phone 7. Seesmic, who also owns popular Twitter app Twhirl, has launched a new Twitter client, Seesmic Desktop.

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