Twikini: Use Twitter on your Windows Mobile



Twikini is a new application for Windows Mobile which offers a powerful and efficient way to use Twitter on your phone. It conveniently updates your favorite feeds in the background, and leverages the camera, GPS, media, touch screen, keyboard, graphics and storage capabilities of your device.

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Features List:

  • FAST! Unlike other Twitter apps for Windows® Mobile, Twikini is written entirely in native C++ code for maximum performance and the fastest load time possible.
  • Simple, uncluttered, and customizable user interface. Choose from a variety of themes for the best reading experience.
  • Post tweets using a full screen editor. Optionally, set your location (either manually or using GPS) along with your status updates.
  • Twitpic integration to post photos with your status updates. Select existing photos or click new ones from your device's camera.
  • Read status updates just like browsing a web page. Quickly reply, retweet, favorite, or email other people's tweets.
  • Windows Media Player integration. Automatically tweet the song and artist you're listening to.
  • Single download that is compatible with all Windows Mobile devices - both touch and non-touch.

Twikini supports all Windows phones, which includes versions 5, 6, 6.1 and 6.5. This includes both "Pocket PC" and "Smartphone" devices, which are also known as "Professional" and "Standard" Edition.

Download Link

Alternatively you can browse to www.trinketsoftware.com/download/Twikini.cab directly from your mobile browser, or simply email the .CAB file to yourself and retrieve the attachment on your device.

Install the .CAB file by launching it on your device. After Twikini has been installed, locate it in the Start menu to begin using it.

Download Link

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14 Comments

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  • Mark

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  • Mark

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