Once you familiarize yourself with Twitter on your mobile phone, you will begin to notice pros and cons. On the pro side, it makes it convenient to update, send messages, follow Twitter users, and see updates all from your phone.
Unlike the Twitter website that is easier to use.
Wouldn't it make life easier if you could somehow combine the Twitter website interface and use it on your phone Therefore, you could use the user-friendly Twitter wherever you are and whenever you want.
• Applications. There are several Twitter apps you can add on your phone (assuming that you have a smart phone, ect.
• Web sites. There are also different Twitter-focused Web sites available optimized especially for cell phones.
Cell Phone Applications for Twitter
If your phone supports third-party apps, then installing a Twitter client is a great way to work with what Twitter has to offer. Its great using Twitter client programs because they work anywhere on a cellular network or if you use a network connection such as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
Whatever the case, it sure beats carrying laptop around all day. Here are some featured apps that work great for me and other Twitter users for Blackberrys
TwitterBerry (Blackberry)
This is a nice Twitter client that runs on most BlackBerry devices (Storm, Bold, Curve, and Pearl). This app is free to download. The default screen shows the "What Are You Doing" question where you can post updates, direct messages etc. Use the menu to select from different options
• Friends Timeline. Shows the replies sent to you
• Direct Messages. Displays messages sent to you.
• Public Timeline. Shows a public timeline of tweets
• My timeline. Shows number of tweets posted
• Friends List. List of people you follow
• Sent Direct Messages. Shows list of messages.
• Configure. Return to settings page.
Note: TwitterBerry developers do offer a PayPal donation link. Blackbird is another Blackberry app that is a basic Twitter client that work just as well with different features and interface.
Hope this information is useful to the Blackberry user that is looking to expand his or her Twitter brand.
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