Even thought there are ton of great Twitter clients out there for Windows Phone I always held out hope that Jan Ole would change his mind and bring Gravity to Windows Phone.
Well guess what? That door is now officially closed and it’s not going to happen…ever.
Check out this round of tweets that My Nokia Blog picked up on twitter:
Perhaps not as crazy as Jan Ole thinks it is….Think about it Nokia has officially said Bye, Bye to Symbian and they have a developer who refuses to make the move to Windows Phone. Why would Nokia keep sending him free phones and keeping supporting that developer? That is like Google giving Android phones to a developer who stopped making Android apps and now only make apps for the iPhone.
While I am disappointed that I will not get another app from Jan Ole ever again I can’t really fault Nokia for making the move.
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