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I have been using TwitterBerry since Saturday and I can say that it does a great job of allowing you to send your tweets from your mobile device.  What it doesn’t work so well as is to direct message or direct reply someone, though you can view your replies and direct messages, you can’t return them.  I am following around 500 people and for some reason when I try to “See what my friends are doing” my Twitterberry application just stalls loading forever and never updating.  I don’t know if there is just too much for my blackberry to download, or the application just cant handle or what.

But I can only seem to use my Twitterberry for posting tweets or checking replies and direct messages, I have to go to Twitter website to check all my follower’s tweets.

Does anyone else have this problem with Twitterberry?

-Dragon Blogger

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