Quick guide to the best mobile Twitter clients
The Twitter phenomenon shows no sign of slowing down
The Twitter phenomenon shows no sign of slowing down.
It’s arguably even better to use on the road than when sat at your desk, but to get the most from it you need to move away from the mobile Twitter website and grab one of the many great dedicated clients.
Here’s our quick and easy guide to best of the best.
WINDOWS MOBILE
Pocketwit
Designed more for Pocket PC devices and Windows Mobile smartphones, Pocketwit gives you a basic Twitter feed on your mobile device.
Rating: 8
Twobile
Powerful client that shows a system tray icon, updates from your friends, and a way to quickly update your status – using the Windows Mobile look and feel.
Rating: 7
TinyTwitter
This small app is a Java-enabled client that runs on Windows Mobile. It shows you Twitter status of friends and allows you to post your own status.
Rating: 8
SYMBIAN
Gravity
One of the best S60 apps in any category. Gravity looks gorgeous and is very easy to use, but don’t let that fool you: this is a full-featured Twitter client.
Rating: 10
Shozu
This well-known Symbian client supports Twitter status updates. It’s a little awkward to configure – you have to install Shuzu first and then add Twitter support.
Rating: 7
Twittix
An easy to use native S60 app, it looks pretty good but lacks the oomph of some of its rivals.
Rating: 8
BLACKBERRY
TwitterBerry
Built-in image upload support makes TwitterBerry one of the best Twitter clients we have tested on any mobile device, plus it has the best interface.
Rating: 10
TinyTwitter
TinyTwitter running on a Blackberry supports direct messages, and you can collapse feeds for better readability.
Rating: 8
Blackbird
More textual than other clients, Blackbird does give you control over which feeds you can see and access direct messages.
Rating: 6
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Just wanted to add to the Twitter apps for Blackberry.
UberTwitter – Slightly better than TwitterBerry, loads faster.
Viigo – The multiple app for Blackberry also now includes a Twitter feed to your own account. Little bit slow though.