How I use Android: Falcon Pro and Twitter developer Joaquim Vergès
Android and Twitter have long had a rocky relationship. The official Android Twitter app has always left something to be desired -- and at the same time, Twitter has made it increasingly difficult for third-party developers to create sustainable alternatives.
No one knows that better than Joaquim Vergès. Vergès built a polished and popular Android Twitter client called Falcon only to run into Twitter's "token limit," which puts a cap on the number of users third-party apps can support. Long story short, Falcon hit the 100,000-user mark -- and Twitter cut Vergès off from allowing any more users to sign in.
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