The mac desktop client will get an update:

"Yes, we'll be updating the desktop version, and it will get many of the same new features. Hope this helps!" (Anthony Piraino, The Iconfactory)

1. What's with the brown and green colors. Let us customize them. I really dislike them (even when I chose other themes)

2. When you hit a link to a picture, it opens up the browser view instead of a full screen of the pic itself. Not cool

3. Can't see who the followers are (or who they are following)

Other than those annoyances, it's a really cool app. I'm still sticking to Tweetie since they blew me away a few months ago and I'm emotionally attached to their app.

I hear ya. At first, it seems like a bit of an awkward way to communicate. There doesn't seem to be many answers or explanations to certain questions anywhere — for example; What tweets can people see and not see? Can others see my home page? Can I delete embarrassing replies? You basically have to jump in and figure it all out yourself. The Twitter website's Help section is a joke.

I just followed a couple CNN anchors until I figured it out. But even now I refuse to post more than one or two tweets per day. More than that is a waste of my life — not to mention following anyone with more than 4 or 5 tweets per day (like Anderson Cooper's 50 tweets per day). Give me a break... I have things to do.