Windows Mobile: Twikini Is A Worthwhile Twitter Client

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June 17, 2009 | In: Gadgets, Windows Mobile

As my readers know I have a Samsung Omnia which runs Windows Mobile so I can run applications just like on a computer. I’ve been looking for a Twitter client (for my post about Twitter go here) and have tried quite a few like ceTwit, Twobile, Pocketwit and Tiny Twitter. While I liked ceTwit the best I had problems with my virtual keyboard covering the input box at times and not be able to see my whole tweet. This happened with various Twitter clients and became bothersome.

Then I came across a free trial of Twikini and fell in love with the application. It’s fast, customizable with themes, integrates with Twitpic and Windows Media Player (you can post song you are listening to), url shortening services and best of all post tweets with a full screen editor — that’s what I wanted. Twikini is compatible with Windows Mobile 5, 6, and 6.1

Twikini

So, if you have Windows Mobile and use Twitter I suggest trying out Twikini for the 14 day trial. If you like it buy it $4.95 or if you are a blogger like me write about it and get it for free.

Do you have a favorite Windows Mobile Twitter client? Did you try out Twikini? What do you think about it?