This review was conducted using a HTC Touch Diamond with TouchFLO 3D on Windows Mobile 6.1, however PockeTwit should also work on devices without finger scrolling and those that don’t have touch screen but are running Windows Mobile 5.
Available from Google Code, this mobile Twitter client is small to download (a 173kb CAB file) and quick to install (launch the CAB file after copying it to your Windows Mobile handheld) and takes up a minimal 450kb of phone or extended memory.
Not only is it pleasing on the eye and easy to navigate with finger, stylus or D pad, PockeTwit is feature packed too. This is the latest in a number of versions (we’re up to v6 at the time of review) and features include support for multiple Twitter accounts (set one up at www.twitter.com) an integrated Twitter search (I haven’t seen this on a Windows Mobile Twitter client before), ability to take photos with your phone and send to TwitPic.com, clickable URLs and @names (a feature sadly lacking in TinyTwitter...) as well as support for alternative microblogging networks and the much-needed provision of a URL shortener to keep link Tweets under the obligatory 140 characters.