Trillian on Apollo

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I don’t think there is a number that goes high enough to describe how pumped I am for Trillian Astra. As a long time Trillian user, what they’re doing with RIAs makes me proud to have been a paying subscriber of Trillian Pro.

Today they posted some of their thoughts on Apollo. In order to do some of the OS-layer parts, they’ve created their own runtime (if you can call it that) because they didn’t know Apollo was out there. It’s an excellent glimpse of what actual software companies are thinking about Apollo; the good *and* the bad. Thanks to the ApolloApps twitter for the heads up.

[tags]Trillian,Apollo,Astra[/tags]

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