52 Best Twitter Client for your Mobile Phone

Twitter that helps us keeping ourselves upto date has shown enormous growth in micro-blogging platform. If you do not want to miss a single tweet from a person you are following than you must install and use twitter client on your mobile phone. Below is the list of 52 Twitter clients for your iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Google Android (G1), Palm Pre, Treo and other smartphones including other mobile phones.

Twitterfone – Allows you to update your Twitter feed using your voice from any mobile or cell phone. You can also listen to your Twitter stream, and while you’re listening, you can record a reply or send a direct message.



Twitsay – Record Voice Messages on Twitter and lets you send 10 seconds of voice messages to your Twitter account.


Twitter for iPhone – Post your Tweets for free using Logpost, a free Twitter client for mobile phones.Supports, Android OS,Blackberry, Palm, Windows Mobile, iPhone


Itwtr – An open source Twitter client for iPhones. You can even download tweets to iPhone for viewing even when not connected to wifi, 3G or even Edge.


Twittai – It is a Java mobile application designed for Twitter, which lets you tweet on your cell phone. Supports Java powered mobile phones.


TreoTwit – Powerful Twitter client for the Treo and its Palm OS.


Twibble – Twitter Client for the Nokia N95 with GPS support.


CeTwit – It is a windows mobile twitter client written in c# leveraging the .net compact framework.


Twim – A a mobile Twitter client that runs on devices that are compatible with Java MIDP 2.0. Twim will work on most non-smartphones.


JibJib – It is an open source J2ME Twitter client and works with almost all non-smartphones for basic functions. Minimum requirements are only CLDC 1.0 and MIDP 1.0


GPSTwit – You can easily add location tracking to Twitter on Windows Mobile devices and iPhone.


PockeTwit – A twitter client for the Windows Mobile platform that works with Twitter and Identi.ca accounts. PocketTwit works on VGA, QVGA and SmartPhone devices.


Quakk – Open source Windows Mobile Twitter client that also enable users to update their Location using GPS. It also enable users to set a time interval for Quakk to Update the main timeline.


Twapper – You can send updates from your 30boxes calendar to your phone via Twitter.


Twittelator – Twittelator Pro is the most powerful twitter client for your iPhone/Touch that you can download from the App Store.


Twitter2Go – It provides a quick & simple way to update your Twitter status when away from your computer or to check the (public) status of other Twitter users. It has limited features.


TwitToday – Small application for Windows OS based Mobile devices with standard Twitter features.


Moblf – The app runs on many platforms and connects to Twitter, linkedIn and Friendfeed.


Twitterberry – It is a mobile client for your blackberry. It works over the data network, so you don’t need to use SMS service. Supports BlackBerry OS 4.1.0+ . Visit http://orangatame.com/ota/twitterberry/ on your BlackBerry to download TwitterBerry on your BlackBerry.


Vlingo – With Vlingo, you can simply speak to your phone to send a text or email message, call a friend, search the mobile web, update your social status on twitter and facebook.


Qik – A tool that let you share videos via your phone. Just Login to www.qik.com and go to your profile page. Then in the section marked Twitter, enter your Twitter credentials. Start sending tweets.


Jargong – It 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.


MoTwit – Update Twitter stream directly from your Palm OS smartphone or Palm OS enabled PDA


Moby Picture – Post pictures directly to your Twitter account or blog via iPhone.


Twixr – Share pictures on Twitter via your mobile phone. Supports all mobiles.


Locify – Send twitter updates from your mobile phone along with GPS location


Fring – Post updates to Twitter using your mobile phone. You can view other Twitter profiles, check-out your own followers and see who’s following you.


Abiro Jitter – Abiro Jitter (Java Twitter) is an easy-to-use and fully-featured Twitter client for mobile phones.


Jtwitter – jTwitter is a Java application that you install on your phone. It allows you to enter twitter updates using your phone.


Twitfire – Upload photos to twitter and more.


Twidroid – It is a powerful twitter client for android mobile phones that integrates directly with android’s browser & gallery for sharing. You can use all the features of native twitter which allows users to access Twitter and post tweets.


Twitli – Twitter Client for Android phones. Twitli also translate tweets on the fly using Google translation, which currently supports translation of 34 different languages.


Twobile – Twitter client for users of Windows Mobile Pocket PCs


Tiny Twitter – It is yet another powerful twitter client for any Java enabled BlackBerry, Windows Mobile Pocket PC or any Smartphone.


Hahlo– Nice looking Twitter client with simple navigational menu system.


UberTwitter - An application for posting updates to Twitter on BlackBerry devices and locating other UberTwitter users. The UberTwitter client supports BlackBerry devices running 4.2.1, 4.3, 4.5, 4.6, and 4.7.


Blackbird – Twitter client for the BlackBerry. Here’s the over-the-air installation file.


Twitterfon – An application with simple navigation buttons allowing users to access Twitter and post tweets via iPhone.


Twitterrific – An application allowing users to access Twitter and post tweets. Supports iPhone OS (iPhone and iPod Touch) and Mac OS X 10.4 or later.


Jott – Record voice messages from your mobile device and post links to it on Twitter.


AirMe - Send photos from your iPhone to Twitter with this free app which includes a Twitter client.


Twitterfall – It is a way of viewing the latest ‘tweets’ of upcoming trends and custom searches on the micro-blogging site Twitter. Updates fall from the top of the page in near-realtime. You can also view your timeline, friends timeline, public timeline and post updates on your twitter account. Compatible with iPhone OS.


twitterena – the best twitter client for iPhone / iPod touch that allows users to access Twitter and post tweets. Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch Requires iPhone OS 2.0+.


Twibble – A powerful twitter client for Java enabled devices (Nokia, Blackberry, and others). It supports all important twitter functions, uploading of photos and GPS.


TweetGlobe - An application for the iPhone and iPod Touch featuring a moving globe showing the user where their followers are.


TweetDeck – Powerful twitter client for your iPhone. It allows users to filter and group their own and others’ tweets. It also allows you to create groups, search Twitter, manage multiple accounts and easily post your tweets or share photos, link etc. You can also sync your existing TweetDeck columns between your desktop and iPhone.


Tweetie – An application allowing users to access and update multiple Twitter accounts at the same time. A must-have twitter client on iPhone for Twitterholics.


Tweetings – An application allowing users to access Twitter and post tweets. Uses Apple Push Notification Service to monitor updates.


Tweed – A twitter client for your Palm Pre that allow users to access Twitter and post tweets.


SimplyTweet 2.0 – PowerfulTwitter client for your iPhone with support for Apple’s push notification service.


Gravity – A mobile application for S60 V3 or V5 users which allow access to multiple Twitter accounts concurrently. It supports multiple accounts, Twitter Search, Laconica, Ping.fm, posting of pictures via MobyPicture and TwitPic.


Hesine – It is basically a mobile application for Windows OS based mobile or S60 V2/V3 users which allow to send tweets or receive following’s tweets in almost real time from mobile without any SMS or MMS charges. Supports Twitter and facebook.

Google launches landmark driving directions on Google Maps

Google India announced the launch of landmarks in driving directions for users of Google Maps.

Users can now navigate around locations using Google Maps on their desktops and mobile phones using landmarks like petrol stations, banks, schools, railway stations, bus stops, local businesses, traffic circles and signals.

India is the first country globally to get this feature on Google Maps.

Indians are more comfortable finding way on the streets using landmarks. Typically many roads in India are not marked with road signs and even if they are, the signs are not visible. In some cases people do not even know the road names.

For instance, a friend asks you for directions to your house for a new year party, or to that nice picnic spot you recommended to celebrate a new year's eve, you scribble some lines on a piece of paper or explain that they should take a turn from a petrol pump or a bus stop or a grocery shop. Google now enables this activity online and share with friends and family.

In India, Google has collected landmark data through user-created "Points of Interest" in Google Map Maker.

Google's new algorithm determines which of these landmarks are most useful for navigation, based on importance, and closeness to the turns that the user is making and other available signals.

With this launch, Google will now combine landmark data, counted turns ("the 2nd right"), intersection names, and road names, and try to use whatever information is most relevant and useful.

   

   Google is providing two kinds of landmarks - to identify where users need to turn, and to provide     confirmation that they're on the right track.

                                     

• Wireless charging

It's a pain to keep track of the chargers that go with cell phones, media players and other small electronics. It's even more annoying to stuff multiple power cords and adapters in your bag when you go out of town.

What if you could charge things without plugging them in?

          1.Powermat USA

            Each Powermat comes with a little white cube that sports a miniUSB connector the kind that goes into BlackBerrys and numerous other phones and eight different tips that fit the charging port on an iPhone, iPod, Sony PSP and other small electronics. Once you connect your gadget to the cube with the appropriate tip, you drop the cube onto the mat to start charging.You can skip the step of using the cube, but that will cost more money. Powermat sells plastic cases for devices such as the iPhone, iPod Touch and Nintendo DSi, along with special back covers for some BlackBerrys. All these let you charge the devices by simply plopping them down on the pad. There's also a small charging dock that fits an iPod or iPhone.

These add-ons run $30 to $40. But it is much easier to keep the special case on an iPhone and then simply drop it on the pad when you need more juice.

Each Powermat can charge three gadgets at once; magnets hold them in place. When you put a phone on the Powermat it emits a soft white light and a chirpy "zzwhip" sound to let you know it is properly connected. A somewhat opposite noise tells you when the connection is broken.Powermat uses induction to charge your electronics. Basically, when you drop a Powermat-enabled device on the mat, the two exchange a "handshake" using RFID, or radio-frequency identification technology. The mat identifies the device, determines how much power it needs, then starts transferring energy to it. Once a device is fully charged, Powermat will stop the electricity from flowing.

More important to me than the process was the speed, and Powermat charged my gadgets pretty quickly. It took about an hour and a half to refill an iPod Nano, an iPhone, and an HTC myTouch smart phone. That was about as long as it took when I plugged the myTouch and iPhone into the wall with traditional adapters. The iPod Nano needed even more time in a wall outlet, at a little more than two hours.

REVIEW:GOOGLE VOICE

Google gives away a lot of good stuff for free.

Google voice, that is a service that gives you one phone number that connects to all of your phones. It also manages your voice and text messages and gives you a way to make cheap or free international calls. It comes as a downloadable application for cell phones and as a Web-based program.

The program has the potential to upend the business of phone calls or at least you might get that impression from the hubbub surrounding it. Apple has held up approving Google Voice for use on the iPhone, and the

Federal Communications Commission jumped in to ask whyA new Google Voice phone number is linked into mobile phone, and was off to the races. For now, you can't use your existing phone number as the one you manage through Google Voice, although allowing such "number portability" is something the company is considering.

REVIEW:WINDOWS 7

Microsoft released Windows 7, a slick, much improved operating system that should go a long way toward erasing the bad impression left by its previous effort, Vista.If you've been holding off on buying a new computer, Windows 7 will be a good excuse to get back into the game. And if you've been weighing a Mac versus a Windows PC, then you should know that "7" pushes the scales on the Windows side. Windows is now easier to use and better looking than it was before, while maintaining its core advantage of cheaper, more diverse hardware.

However, most PC users should not take the release of Windows 7 as a call to action, or feel that they have to run out and buy the software for use on a computer they're planning on keeping. The upgrade will most likely not be worth the time or money, much less the effort of hosting a Windows 7 "launch party" as Microsoft suggests.

Windows 7 will come in several versions. The one aimed at consumers is Home Premium, which will cost $120 if bought as an upgrade to XP or Vista. You can buy it as a download or on a disc. Beginning on October 22, it will come installed on new PCs.