Rai Niaz Ahmad - All about iphone, web and Technology

Today I am compiling a list of various twitter tools for iphone, there are many many more. I tried few best of them. Please add your comments with tools you use.

1. Twinkle

Twinkle keeps the easy-to-use streamlining intact with a few extra features, including Geolocation so that you can talk to other Twitter users around you.

2. Twitter for iphone

You can post your Tweets for free using Logpost, a free Twitter client for mobile phones

3. Hahlo iphone

I repeat – Hahlo is the best web client on the iPhone for twitter.

4. Pocket Tweets

The iPhone presently doesn’t support iCal tasks. Until a time when Apple adds native support only events can be synced to the phone.

5. Twitterfon

Twitterfon is a simple application for iPhone and iPod Touch. Not many advanced features but very easy to use

6. Qik

Stream videos from your mobile phone to Twitter using Qik. Surprisingly, it works really well – try it out.

7. Twitxr

Twitxr Share pictures and text from Twixtr from any mobile device.

8. GPS Twit

GPS Twit This geolocation app lets your friends find you using Twitter.

9. BlackBird

The blackbird app has been working with Twitter for some time.

10. TwitterBerry

The Twitterberry app works over the data network so you don’t need to use SMS and be charged for texting. Data pack charges will probably still apply, though.

11. Tiny Twitter

Tiny Twitter will work for any older smartphone as well as the BlackBerry. The homepage features a 140px column in an homage to the Twitter message character length.

12. itwtr

itwtr is an open source Twitter client for iphones

13. Twittai

Twittai is a Java-based Twitter client compatible with more than 200 kinds of mobile phones.

14. ceTwit

Twitter client for Windows Mobile. Not as cool as the iPhone versions, but then again, what is? ceTwit is a windows mobile twitter client written in c# leveraging the .net compact framework.

15. Twapper

Send updates from your 30boxes calendar to your mobile phone using Twitter.

16. Tweetie

The paid tweetie application with the most props. Allows you to use Twitter exactly as you would use it from your computer. Automatic link shrinking and automatic posting of pictures to Twitpic.

17. Twitterific – Free with Ads

Twitterific is one of the more widely used free iPhone apps. It may not have the more advanced features of some other apps, but it keeps users from switching with its fast and seamless interface.

18. Twittelator Pro

Twittelator is a full service application for Twitter for the iPhone. Voted #7 of all social media networking applications for 2008 in the AppStore. Here is the list of  iTune apps for iphone.

• Shovel: This application is nice for wasting time browsing stories on digg.com
• BeejiveIM: This is a great instant messaging application
• Pandora: Client player for pandora.com.  I use this on the go and sometimes in bed in conjunction with the above Clock to shut it off after an hour or so.  Details on that setup here
• TWC: The Weather Channel application is pretty nice, I’m currently using this over weatherbug which I was using for quite awhile.  Not sure exactly why I changed I guess I think this one is faster to launch
• Seadragon: The Microsoft image browser, this doesn’t belong on my home screen but I haven’t moved it yet.
• reddit: Browse and read stories on reddit.com
• TwitterFon: I recently went back to TwitterFon as my main twitter client over Tweetie because Tweetie’s only loading 20 tweets at a time and not auto refreshing makes for a lot of missed messages on a timeline as busy as mine.

Other applications installed:

• Tweetie: A nice twitter client but needs to fetch more than 20 at a time, the multiple account support and search are awesome though
• Mantis: A pretty decent Bible study program finding verses is really fast, comes with a free KJV
• eBay: I only use this when I have an auction going or if I’m bidding/watching something
• Faceboook: Client for the ever popular facebook.com
• Mental Lite: Client software for mental a nice Mac flashcard program
• Amazon.com: Shop and buy at amazon.com, also neat way to log items to a wish list via camera
• 1Password: the client software to 1Password on the Mac, the best password management system going
• Evernote: Client software for evernote.com, I use this a ton for cooking, add a recipe on the desktop cook from the recipe on my iPhone
• Google: Quick google searches via voice with location awareness.  Nice for finding phone numbers in your area.
• i.TV: Free program with tv listings, also schedule tivo recordings and check local movie showtimes
• Instapaper (free): Client software for instapaper.com
• ScoreMobile: Sports scores, this one is about to go on uninstalled list due to unuse
• iTalk: Voice recorder, Pretty nice actually, I use it quite a bit for listening to myself practice harmonica
• Pro Football: Detailed info on NFL, nice interface and good deep info for fantasy etc…
• SportsTap: Nice all sports application I use this on the most of the sports apps
• Remote: Remote control your iTunes
• WordPress: Blogging client for wordpress, this is pretty nice for a quick touch up.  You can write a whole post from it and even include images but it’s pretty difficult to get correct formatting.  Best to write and publish a draft and touch up on the desktop.
• RDP: Remote desktop client for windows remote desktop
• VNC: VNC client to remote control computers with VNC installed ( i wish this had ssh tunneling )
• Stanza: Nice eBook reader, I have it installed but never use it as I have a Kindle but it’s good software
• TouchTerm: SSH terminal
• SnapTell: Take a picture of a DVD/CD or other products and it finds it online and gives you reviews and prices, pretty neat.  I don’t use it much but it has a high wow factor when you show your friends.
• Air Sharing: Make your iPhone into a flash drive.  It pretty much turns your iPhone into a little web server and allows you to put files onto and off of it.  Also allows viewing of most file types on the phone.
• Easy Wi-Fi: Quick access to login to ATT hot spots without all of the texting nonsense
• AquaForest: A high neat factor game I keep around for demoing what the iPhone can do graphics wise (I got on sale for .99 cents, wouldn’t pay full price)
• Trace: A really cool physics game with hand drawn crayon and pencil type lines.
• Enigmo: A nice game that will occupy you for hours, totally worth buying.
• Deep Green: Chess engine, needs to allow move take backs for mis dropped pieces (ok I’m just bitter about loosing that one game)
• Cyber Chess: Play chess online or use a simple chess engine locally, I haven’t tried the online play but this one has good reviews
• K Corners: Kings corners solitaire
• TapDefense: An awesome free game of tower defense, worst thing is you have to pretty much start over after you fail no picking up from level 20 again.  I hope they correct this in the future.
• LOLcatMaker: What can I say I have a cat.
• Spore: I bought this.  I don’t really like it, it feels the same after level 20, a wasted $9 bucks
• MazeFinger: A nice free game with pretty cool graphics and sound
• Darts: A free darts game that I quite like.  Good for a quick game and has some nice graphics.  I wish you could skip the animation on the computer throws after quite a few games I get tired of waiting on it.
• Pianist: I had to buy a piano application just to show friends, It’s fun to pull it out now and then but it doesn’t get much use.

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