We have re-branded our  Twitter mobile app to “Tweeter Mobile”. All you twitter mobile lovers will get a version update message on your twitter mobile app. We recommend you do update.

On the update note, we thank all twitter mobile users out there for their fabulous feedback and comments on numerous blogs and forums. We are working towards implementing as many feature requests as possible that we think will add the greatest value to the application. Please stay tuned for announcement on a version update with extra features and functionality. Also to be announced the Black Berry and Touch Screen version of Tweeter Mobile to be released soon.

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Do you remember when you were looking for some information you would have to go out into the rain and walk to a ‘Library’, and look at ‘Periodicals’, ‘Newspapers’ and ‘Books’ for hours, while a condescending 312 year old Bride-of-Dracula library assistant screamed “Silence!” at you every time you breathed or turned a page?
Do you remember having to ask your Mum permission to use the phone? If you actually had a phone that is…some of us didn’t you know.

I remember all these things, and I totally worship the computer age, the availability of information, and all this simple communication. Thank you ‘The internet’.

“Why?” I hear you ask, am I taking you all a stroll down Rememberry Lane?

Well it is all very simple really…It’s all about Twitter.

I will admit it took me a little time to buy into the whole Twitter thing (as it does for anything not associated with ‘real’ objects like books and telephones that weigh in at a cool 40 Kilograms (see the first paragraphs)) and when we started developing our own Twitter Mobile application I did feel that it may well just be a passing phase.
Of course the knowledge that I was wrong (again) cheered me up no end…but the fact is that Twitter is here to stay, and is anything but a simple fad, and that’s a good thing.

The fame that Twitter that has been vicariously granted through simply being used by the famous (well, we never stop hearing about them and their antics so its maybe the same thing) has created this Twitter Monster, so thank you Chris Moyles, Jonathan Ross and Stephen Fry, you are all forgiven.

Keeping this in mind we have decided, in our ineffable wisdom, that we will produce Twitter Mobile Version Two rather than upgrading Version One from Beta to General Release.

Why? Because Twitter is and is going to be HUGE! We are producing Version Two so that we can handle many, many more devices and give more of you guys out there a chance to download this wonderful, classy, and above all, free application; and with much, much more going on under the bonnet I can assure any potential Twitter Mobile Users out there that, no matter how outstanding Version One is, Version Two is going to be GREAT!

Check it out. TwitterMobile.

TCM.

Last week saw the release of our newest mobile application in the ‘Lovely to look and lovely to use’ category. This was of course none other than the wonderful Twitter Mobile client.

See Twitter Mobile for the free (Yes! You heard me. It’s free!) download.

Now as we all know, thanks to such celebs as Robert Llewellyn (Anyone remember Red Dwarf? Its making a comeback y’know!), and Barack Obama, Twitter is the social networking tool. You can follow your friends (and the celebs) and find out what they are thinking and doing, or thinking about doing, without ever being called a stalker.
Which is nice.

But seriously, a lot of thought has went into the production of the Twitter Mobile application and it’s out there - so download it and let us know what you think.

We are also working hard on our Tricast Mail clients, of which our V1 has just been awarded Java certification (Hurrah!), which is good but is nothing on the V2 application which comes packed with all sorts of goodies and widgets.

Come visit us HERE and see what we’re all about and find out about our TWUIK SDK. More news of that in future blog entries…

We are happy to announce that Twitter Mobile Beta version is now available for all Sony Ericsson users. We are working hard to get the Nokia S60 and S40 device support released ASAP. We are aiming to support Motorola and Blackberry in the near future.

Try it out at www.twittermobile.co.uk and let us know what you think