By Ross McKillop on April 16th, 2008
Alright I admit it, I’ve drank the Twitter kool-aid. For a while I was in the “I don’t care what you’re doing right now” camp, but have since discovered that it really is a great way to keep up on current events, find interesting people and keep in touch. And like a number of geeks, I carry several mobile Internet devices at all times. So I gave as many mobile Twitter clients/services a try, and here’s what I’ve found.
| Name |
Platform |
| ceTwit |
Windows Mobile 6, Windows Mobile Smartphones |
| Hahlo |
designed for iPhone/iPod Touch, probably works in any browser, web based |
| Jargong |
see this page for supported phones |
| Jitter |
Java. Any mobile phone with CLDC 1.0 / MIDP 1.0, which should be pretty much any phone supporting MIDlets. In other words, if you can run downloaded games on your phone, you can also run Jitter.
|
| MobileTwitter |
jailbroken iPhone or iPod Touch |
| PocketTweets |
web based for the iPhone or iPod Touch |
| psychzzz |
web based, should work on pretty much any browser |
| SQIJ |
Windows Smartphone 2003SE, Windows PocketPC 2003SE, Windows Mobile 5/6 Smartphone, Windows Mobile 5/6 PocketPC |
| ThinCloud |
designed for iPhone/iPod Touch, probably works in any browser, web based |
| Twitter2Go |
web based, WAP or xHTML-MP interface |
| Twitter Email |
any mobile phone that can send email |
| Twitteresce |
Java J2ME enabled phone |
| Twitter Flashlite |
FlashLite 2.x enabled device |
| Twitter IM |
any mobile phone that supports Jabber, Gtalk and LiveJournal chat |
| Twitter Mobile Home |
web |
| Twitter SMS |
Any phone that supports sending SMS text messages |
| Twitter Webdebolsillo |
web |
| TwitToday |
Windows Mobile 5/6 touchscreen PDAs |
| Twapper |
web |
| Twobile |
Windows Mobile 5 or above Touch-screen device (no touch-screen=no work) |
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