Danish Khan's Thoughts Entrepreneurship, Programming, and Life

The battle between these two softwares has been epic since Nicholas Jitkoff decided that apple just was not doing a very good job with spotlight. The first Mac I ever purchased was an iBook G4.

After getting sucked into the Mac realm I learned about Quicksilver and how it was the “swiss-army knife” that all Mac users needed to have and learn. I decided to use it and I would have to say it was by fair one of the most amazing and useful applications I ever used on my iBook. It allowed me to do so many things without having to click with my mouse and open folders or web pages. Whenever I would show my non-Mac and Mac friends what I could do with Quicksilver they wished they had something on their computer that could accomplish even half of the things I could do.

So I have been using Twinkle since I got my iPhone and I personally liked it a lot better than twitterific. Twitterific would load a lot slower and I did not like the ads. I’ve heard good things about the paid version, but I wasn’t going to pay for a twitter iPhone client when there were clearly free ones that were just as good.