What Twitters New Apps Mean For Developers

Twitter didn't just roll out new profile headers today, it also rolled out updated versions of its iOS and Android clients.

While the iPad app received some fairly significant changes, the biggest change in the iPhone and Android apps -- header photos aside -- was in how Twitter handles third-party services.

As rumored, Twitter has decided to remove the ability to upload images to a third-party service within its official Twitter clients.

Even after Twitter unveiled its official photo-uploading service back in June 2011, the company still provided users with an option to upload photos to other services -- including TwitPic, img.ly, yFrog and Mobypicture.

That ends today. While Tw…
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