An extensive review of the cyn.in desktop client was featured in the Technology section of NYTimes. The article written by Sarah was syndicated from ReadWriteWeb. Here's a snippet from the article:

The cyn.in client is beautiful implementation of how microblogging could and perhaps should) work for businesses, but it's the client's integration with the cyn.in team collaboration suite that makes it so worthwhile.

Other enterprise microblogging clients include Yammer, Present.ly, and Status, but none offer an integrated collaboration suite, too. Cyn.in is open source, but it can also be purchased as a hosted service or as an enterprise appliance.

We're thrilled to have the attention and delighted that people are really liking the new cyn.in desktop client. Our team works incredibly hard and consistently to deliver high-end technology that is usable and beautiful at the same time. Thanks for the great review, Sarah!

You can read the full review here

Peter Hagopian has posted an interesting piece on cyn.in in the InformationWeek's Content Management blog. He finds the different delivery models of cyn.in i.e. On-Premise Appliance, On-Demand SaaS and the Open Source Edition. Here's an excerpt from his post:

Cyn.in V2 Offers Solid Features And An On-Site Appliance Option. Cyn.in v2 offers a laundry list functionality in an integrated system. I've only just started kicking the tires on the free version, but with value-minded pricing, interesting installation options, and an impressive set of features, cyn.in v2 is likely to turn some heads.

cyn.in v2 has been designed based on customer requirements and experiences we gained from v1. No two customer requirements are the same and hence one plan doesn't suit all. The open source edition allows companies to download and evaluate the system features for free. Whereas the On-Premise Appliance and the On-Demand SaaS Editions give Enterprise and Small Business customers the choice to host cyn.in in their premises behind their firewall or use cyn.in as a service and take advantage of the Pay-as-you-use model. Thanks for the mention, Peter. The detailed article can be viewed here: http://www.informationweek.com/blog/main/archives/2008/07/cynin_v2_offers.html