Review: moTweets

Every bit Twitter garners more and more of a post-obit, it becomes crucial to exist able to follow and manage tweets while mobile. Up to this point some of our favorite Windows Mobile clients take been Twikini and PockeTwit. A new contestant is making a play for this segment. Panoramic Software of Telephone Genius fame recently launched moTweets, a Twitter application for Windows Mobile Professional devices.

We've put moTweets through its paces; the verdict follows.

Usability

Like whatsoever application of this type, moTweets does crave some minimal setup before it becomes usable. The get-go pace to configure moTweets is to enter your Twitter login information. Once this is complete, you will have access to your Twitter fourth dimension line.

Like whatever well-designed application, moTweets gives you multiple methods of accessing any one function. The most common functions can be accessed past tapping on icons placed across the top of the screen or by simply borer on the tweet. 1 of the settings that is available to you is the ability to add together buttons to each tweet, giving you the ability to easily retweet, directly reply or create a favorite.

Features

Most of the features that you have come to expect from Twitter are available when using moTweets. For those of yous that manage multiple Twitter accounts, moTweets fully supports authenticating to multiple accounts at the same time. Scheduled updates allow you to passively track updates while sounds or vibrations can notify y'all when your time-line is updated.

Also supported are all of the basics that you lot are accustomed to when Tweeting with third-party apps. Pictures are supported either direct from your photographic camera or through a file in memory. TinyURL is included for any links y'all wish to publish. Also, your location can be entered manually or using a GPS receiver.

Interface

I thing that moTweets really excels in is the user interface. The unabridged application is polish and consequent every bit far as navigating to the various features. All buttons and carte items are finger friendly and all facets of the application support scrolling with a elementary swipe of your finger. The length of your time-line can be configured to cut down on older Tweets. Multiple skins give an added level of customization for those that have a color preference.

Conclusion

I constitute moTweets to be a solid performer both in features given too the actual system performance (memory usage hovers around 1.five Mb). Couple this with the fact that Panoramic Software is only asking $3.95 for their full version makes this an awfully tempting selection, even against some of the complimentary competition on the market. Both the costless and full versions are bachelor from Panoramic Software'southward website. Give it a endeavour and let us know your thoughts!

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