tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8184964.post2085948030341483779..comments2009-04-28T17:07:38.232+02:00Flinthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02088692694184458539noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8184964.post-55708418741021584842009-04-28T17:07:38.232+02:002009-04-28T17:07:38.232+02:00As mobile Twitter sites go, I actually prefer dabr (m.dabr.co.uk) which has similar functionality to slandr, but I just find the main Twitter page does the job for a quick dip in the Twitter pool ;)<br />I'll definitely check out Twe2 (if only for directs and @replies) and IRLConnect.<br />As for the other two, I'm not quite.. sporty enough to need to use Sports Tracker (I have checked it out) and I absolutely LOVE Geocache Navigator. I'm FlintZA on geocaching.com, so look me up there :)Flinthttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02088692694184458539noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8184964.post-57315015255067922182009-04-28T16:08:05.192+02:002009-04-28T16:08:05.192+02:00<B>Slandr</B> (http://m.slandr.net) is worth checking out and I believe one of the best (free) Twitter apps out there for Symbian phones. Its fast, easy to use and has a great user interface with small profile pics, icons for replies/directs/RTs. Also check out <B>Twe2</B> (www.twe2.com) for free Twitter alerts by sms. Its an ad-supported service so you don't receive the full tweet but its great for keeping up with your DMs and @replies. <BR>Keep an eye on an exciting new location based social network called <B>IRL Connect</B> (http://irlconnect.com). In a nutshell it places all your Facebook and Twitter contacts on a map. <BR>Lastly - 2 more apps you may enjoy with your GPS enabled phone:<BR>1) Nokia Sports Tracker<BR>2) Geocache Navigatoramabachahttp://www.twitter.com/amabachanoreply@blogger.com