20 sensi usare Twitter dal vostro telefono mobile

Lo ammetto Alright, io ho ho bevuto il kool-sussidio di Twitter. Per un istante ero in “io non mi preoccupo che cosa state facendo ora„ l'accampamento, ma da allora ho scoperto che realmente è un senso grande continuare sugli eventi correnti, trovare la gente interessante e restare in contatto. E come un certo numero di geeks, trasporto sempre parecchi dispositivi mobili del Internet. Così ho dato altretanti clienti/servizi mobili di Twitter una prova e qui sono che cosa ho trovato.

Nome	Piattaforma
ceTwit	Mobile 6, Mobile Smartphones di Windows di Windows
Hahlo	progettato per il tocco di iPhone/iPod, probabilmente funziona in tutto il browser, fotoricettore basato
Jargong	veda questa pagina per i telefoni sostenuti
Nervosismo	Java. Qualsiasi telefono mobile con CLDC 1.0/MIDP 1.0, che dovrebbe essere grazioso molto tutto il telefono che sostiene MIDlets. Cioè se potete fare funzionare i giochi trasferiti sul vostro telefono, potete anche fare funzionare il nervosismo.
MobileTwitter	jailbroken il tocco del iPod o di iPhone
PocketTweets	fotoricettore basato per il tocco del iPod o di iPhone
psychzzz	il fotoricettore basato, dovrebbe funzionare sopra abbastanza molto tutto il browser
SQIJ	Windows Smartphone 2003SE, Windows PocketPC 2003SE, Mobile 5/6 Smartphone, Mobile 5/6 PocketPC di Windows di Windows
ThinCloud	progettato per il tocco di iPhone/iPod, probabilmente funziona in tutto il browser, fotoricettore basato
Twitter2Go	fotoricettore basato, interfaccia WAP o xhtml-MP
Email di Twitter	qualsiasi telefono mobile che può trasmettere il email
Twitteresce	Java J2ME ha permesso il telefono
Twitter Flashlite	FlashLite 2.x ha permesso il dispositivo
Twitter IM	tutto il telefono mobile che sostiene Jabber, Gtalk e LiveJournal chiacchiera
Mobile di Twitter domestico	fotoricettore
Twitter SMS	Qualsiasi telefono che sostiene la trasmissione dei messaggi del testo di SMS
Twitter Webdebolsillo	fotoricettore
TwitToday	Touchscreen PDAs del Mobile 5/6 di Windows
Twapper	fotoricettore
Twobile	Mobile 5 di Windows o sopra il dispositivo del Touch-screen (nessun lavoro di touch-screen=no)

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ceTwit

Impianti come fatto pubblicità a. L'autore esamina su un HTC TyTN II (AT&T 8525) e su un Blackjack di Samsung, ma ha provato a rendere esso Smartphone amichevole. Per che cosa vale, ha funzionato come un fascino sul mio HTC S621. Bene, le icone dell'utente non sono state visualizzate, ma considererei che una caratteristica non un insetto, come usa meno larghezza di banda (canadesi apprezzeranno quello). Aggiornamento: Ho ottenuto in tocco con l'autore ed ha confermato intenzionalmente che la versione di Smartphone non sostiene i avatars. Di tutto il Windows che i clienti mobili di Twitter io hanno provato, questo è quello che rimane acces il mio Smartphone. Trasferimento dal sistema centrale verso i satelliti qui.

Screenshots:

Timeline	Menu di azione
Opzioni di Timeline	Aggiornamento

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Hahlo

Another web based Twitter client designed specifically for iPhones and/or iPod Touches. So no jailbreaking or software installations required - just point Safari to http://hahlo.com. Of the web based clients, this one was the most “buggy” for me. A direct message sent to a friend apparently just disappeared into the ether. With that said, it does have a lot of features and the UI is decent.

Screenshots:

hahlo home	Timeline
Update	Replies

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Jargong

I’m actually glad I don’t have a supported phone. This is another one of those “the entire world in one” applications. Here’s their schtick - “Jargong is Social Networking (Flickr and Twitter), Instant Messaging (MSN, ICQ, AIM, Yahoo, Google Talk and Jabber) and Feeds (Google Reader) in a single client application”. Phew. If you’ve used this app and have some thoughts to share, by all means do so in the comments and I’ll update this paragraph accordingly.

Screenshots:

Twitter part of Jargong

Personal timeline

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Jitter

Jitter is Java based, so it’s almost guaranteed this one will work on your phone. Very minimal, low bandwidth, text only. A tiny bit ugly, but certainly functional. I’m a little confused why it had people in the “send a direct message to” list that I’ve never added to Twitter, but eh, no big deal. Perhaps the coder assumed everyone adds Scoble to Twitter.

Screenshots:

Java apps list	Update
Jitter Options	Timeline

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MobileTwitter

I think this was the first actual Twitter app for jailbroken iPhones and iPod Touches. I could be totally wrong. It’s functional, not ugly, what more can I say. It looks a lot like the web interfaces (PocketTweets etc). But it has a cool icon for your Dashboard. Install it via Installer.app.

Screenshots:

Public Timeline	Update
Light on the Prefs

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PocketTweets

Another web based interface to Twitter, but very specifically created for the iPhone and/or iPod Touch. Just visit http://www.pockettweets.com from your iPhone/iPod Touch. It is very slick, loads quickly and it’s pretty feature rich. Of the web based Twitter interfaces for the iPhone, this one is my favorite.

Screenshots:

Timeline	Toolbar
Update

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psychzzz

Very plain. Kinda blah. Only allows you to update Twitter, not read friends updates etc. But it gets the job done, and it’s certainly low bandwidth. Just point your mobile browser to http://mobi.psychzzz.com. You an also run a few other tools from the page, like “Domain Checker” and “Site Ping”.

Screenshots:

Home page

Sign in and update

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SQIJ

I try to stick to the saying “if you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say anything”. I’m making an exception here. Seriously, don’t download this software if all you’re looking for is a Twitter client. SQIJ is actually a collection of “Applets”, and Twitter happens to be one of them. If the other Applets appeal to you, and you want a Twitter client, maybe this software is for you. Things that annoyed me: you have to run a setup.exe w/ your phone docked (just give me the .cab please), you have to create a SQIJ account in order to add the Twitter applet and it was slow as death. With all of that said, the actual UI wasn’t totally ugly or hard to use.

Screenshots:

Your “SQIJ’s”	Following list
Timeline	Update

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ThinCloud Twitter

This is a web-based Twitter client designed specifically for iPhones and/or iPod Touches. That means you don’t need to have a jail-broken device, just load https://twitter.thincloud.com/login in Safari. I preferred PocketTweets, but you may not.

Screenshots:

ThinCloud home	Friends list
Timeline	Update

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twitter2go

Uhhh something’s awry at twitter2go.com. Or at least in Internet Explorer Mobile. The “bookmark” function (which is a bit of a security risk as it saves your username and password in plain text) doesn’t work, trying to view someones status will only display one specific user (no matter what name you enter). The update feature, however, works perfectly fine. Even if you’re determined to find a simple web based Twitter client, I’d skip this one.

Screenshots:

At least Update works

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Twitter Email

There are a few 3rd party services such as http://emailtwitter.com, but I’m not sure I’d recommend them. Though you can set up an account with them so you don’t have to email your password each time you want to update, it’s still not ideal. A better solution might be to sign up for tumblr, find the private email address used to update your tumbl blog (it’s in the “goodies” section”) and then use http://twitterfeed.com to import your tumble blog RSS feed.

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Twitteresce

For some reason, Twitteresce fails to install (on my Java J2ME enabled phone). I transferred the .jad file to my phone several different ways, and I get a default “this Midlet failed to install” error. Such is life. If you have an experience using this client, please feel free to leave a comment below and I’ll update accordingly.

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Twitter Flashlite

I don’t have a Flashlite enabled phone, so I couldn’t give this one a try. From the dev: “The application just updates the status message but I am thinking to add support for other Twitter APIs. There are bugs in application (not saving credentials in SharedObject, bad graphics, bad user-interaction (UI, soft-key-mapping). I would post the code later after fixing/cleaning.” I’ve tried leaving a comment on the devs site asking for some screenshots, but I’m not sure it went through. Ah well.

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Twitter IM

From: http://help.twitter.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=28

Twitter asks that you verify your Jabber, Gtalk and Live Journal chat addresses, just to make sure that you’re you. If you haven’t added your IM address to Twitter, follow the first set of instructions. If you’ve added your IM address but your updates aren’t posting, skip down to the second set of instructions.

1. Log in to Twitter.
2. Click on the Settings link in the top navigation bar.
3. Click on the Phone & IM link.
4. Click to verify your IM account. That should do it!

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Twitter Mobile Home

Point your mobile browser to http://m.twitter.com/login. Login. Done.

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Twitter SMS

First see: How to activate your phone for Twitter

Then text your update to:

In the US, use 40404.

In Canada, use 21212.

In India, use 5566511.

Anywhere else, use +44 7624 801423

Note that Twitter won’t charge you anything for sending the SMS messages, but your cellular provider might.

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Twitter Webdebolsillo

It works, it seems to have all the features you’d want, and it’s entirely in Spanish. If I could read Spanish, I’d have more to comment on, but even from just clicking around I was able to find most of the features you’d expect (friends timeline, public timeline, direct messages, etc).

Screenshots:

Timeline	Profile
Timeline clickable links

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TwitToday

Looks brilliant. Couldn’t get it to show up on a Windows Mobile 6 Smartphone today screen (non-touchscreen device). As the author states “When posting a tweet, the key is speed. I don?t want to wait to launch an app, I don?t want lots of features. I just want something to take my message and post it.” Which is exactly my view. I’m bummed I can’t give this one a shot. Or I should say, I’m bummed I’m not smart enough to figure out a way to get this on my today screen.

Screenshots:

TwitToday

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Twapper

Here goes. Twapper is a 30 Boxes and Twitter mashup. Kind of. Visit http://m.30boxes.com/twapper in any mobile web browser (or regular browser) and enter a username. You’ll see their updates and friends updates. Or, go directly to their username by using the URL http://m.30boxes.com/twapper/rossm, where rossm is the user you want to view. If you want to update your Twitter status, send direct messages etc - join 30 Boxes, add twitter to your Web Stuff, and post an update to twitter from their Status line. Then login on your mobile and you are good to go. Too much of a hassle for me, so no screenshots for you!

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Twobile

Since I don’t have a touch-screen Windows Mobile device, I couldn’t actually test this one. Anyone who uses it regularly and has an opinion, please feel free to share it in the comments and I’ll update this paragraph. Twobile can be downloaded here.

Screenshots:

Update	Featured
User status	Twobile settings

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