This free Twitter client offers a quick and straightforward way to send tweets and check what your friends are up to, while you're on the move. Once installed, you just need to enter your Twitter account details into Twikini and the application will automatically import all of your data.

The friends you're following are displayed in a clear timeline view in Twikini. This display can be customized, allowing you to change the font size, the name display, and the number of tweets that appear. You can even choose from a selection of cool themes to pimp your Twikini even further.

Tweeting from Twikini is dead easy, thanks to a prominent 'Tweet' button that appears at the foot of the interface. Not only can you quickly type a message and post it, but you can also add your GPS location or capture an image from your PDA's camera and add it to your tweet.

Version 2 of Twikini adds a smart new geo-tagging feature that lets you apply your location to your tweets via your GPS coordinates. You simply need to check the 'Geotag with GPS coordinates' option and your location will be included. Also added in this latest version of Twikini is support for the official retweeting feature in Twitter, plus the ability to view other people's Following/Followers lists.

Twikini still doesn't offer you the full range of features that you'd find on the Twitter site itself, and the search options aren't as complete as they could be. As it stands though, Twikini is a clear, simple and fast Twitter client for Windows Mobile, which integrates neatly with your device's camera.

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Windows Live for Mobile provides you with instant access to Windows Live tools from within your device. It's designed to make it easier for you to stay in touch with your contacts on Hotmail and Windows Live Spaces, as well as performing web searches. The app even lets you download and sync your Windows Live contacts with your mobile phone.

The installation process for Windows Live for Mobile is a very straightforward one, and simply involves entering your Windows Live ID and following the set-up wizard. You're given the option to import all of your Hotmail contacts, which will then show up on the device itself, allowing you to email them or chat via Live Messenger (which needs a separate install) from your contacts menu.

Whenever you launch Windows Live for Mobile, your Hotmail inbox will be displayed along with a Windows Live Search bar. If you're a fan of Microsoft services this is ideal and makes for a great starting point for the Internet on your mobile. This Windows Mobile version of Windows Live for Mobile also includes a home screen plug-in that displays your newest emails and adds a Live Search bar.

Windows Live for Mobile is fully customizable allowing you to tweak email settings, schedule syncs, alter what is displayed on the home screen, and much more. I felt it could've done with more options for managing contacts within the program though.

If you're a user of the Windows Live services then you can't afford to be without Windows Live for Mobile on your PDA.

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Like similar analysers or captor packages for Windows or Linux, Handy Sniffer allows you to capture Ethernet packets and analyse their headers. It is capable of identifying the type of package, the source address and destination and list all of the fields in the hierarchically header (eg Ethernet/IP/TCP/HTTP).

The app lets you record and capture charge, export packages to text files, work in promiscuous mode (only adapters WiFi TNETWLN or TNETW1251) and includes two display modes: normal and landscape. It provides you with plenty of information, but unless you're a network specialist you're going to find this pretty meaningless.

Handy Sniffer represents an ideal solution for checking Ethernet packets, but if you're a beginner then it will probably confuse the heck out of you.

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