WP7 Twitter Clients – Review Roundup

WPCentral on WP7 Twitter

One of the popular complaints of Windows Phone 7 is the lack of native Twitter integration. Fortunately for those of us that are regulars in the twitterverse in that location are several Twitter clients in the Windows Phone 7 marketplace. Keep reading for a quick wait at the Twitter clients that are available for Windows Phone 7. (You lot should besides follow the states on Twitter if you lot're non already. Nosotros are @wpcentral. Individual writers are @malatesta77, @coppertop004, @tferrill. Other Smartphone Experts that we recommend are @backlon, @philnickinson, and @palmsolo.)

Twitter (Official)

The official Twitter app is the well-nigh downloaded option in the Market place. Featuring the panoramic interface that has become so familiar to users of Windows Phone, users can easily navigate between unlike types of tweets such as your timeline and mentions.

Twitter for Windows Phone 7 offers the ability to log into multiple accounts too every bit giving you access to lists and searches. Currently there is no adequacy for push notifications or live tiles, though these features are rumored to be coming in the non-too-afar future.

Get the official Twitter app here (opens Zune).

Seesmic App

Seesmic

One of the biggest names in Twitter clients, Seesmic has applications for all of the major mobile platforms as well as web based and desktop versions. While it doesn't have the same features that yous will see on some of the other options, Seesmic offers a more streamlined approach to a lot of the more popular uses for Twitter. Searches, trends, and lists can be added to your Seesmic "Spaces"; making them a shortcut of sorts on the Seesmic domicile screen. Seesmic also integrates with Facebook, adding additional usage scenarios to a unmarried app.

Become Seesmic here (opens Zune).

WPCentral First Look: Beezz Twitter app for Windows Phone 7 (Image - 0)

Beezz

Information technology may be the new kid on the playground, only Beezz is the simply Twitter client that includes button notifications and live tiles at this time. The push button notifications alert yous to new mentions or direct letters, while the live tile shows a count of currently unread Tweets. Beezz uses a panoramic interface, with the chief page linking to the unlike timelines.

The folks behind Beezz are already planning their next update, which will include a number of requested features. Most notably we'll see a re-worked alive tile that volition show unread counts for tweets, mentions, and straight mentions.

Go Beezz hither (opens Zune).

Conclusion

The best news about the competing Twitter clients is the fact that all of the options mentioned are free, and then there's no hazard in trying each before making a choice. The real decision is going to come down to which options you will utilise and which you can alive without. If push notifications are a requirement, Beezz is the easy selection. If you lot're looking for something to handle multiple logins, Seesmic or the Twitter app are the better pick.

Which Twitter customer are yous using? What are the killer features that made you choose that option? Let us know in the comments!