On first run, you'll be asked to sign in to an existing account or you can create a new one from a link at the bottom of this page.īefore you can first view your tweet feed, you have to decide whether to allow the app to see your location. You can get the Twitter (Opens in a new window) app from the Windows Store, remotely install it from the Web, or have a text message sent to the phone with an installation link. I tested the app on a Samsung ATIV Odyssey. Let's take a look at using the excellent official app. The only other Twitter app in the Windows Phone store worthy of comparison is Rowi, which does offer full functionality and maybe even more control than the official Twitter app, but it's not free without ads, and its design isn't as polished as the from-the-source microblogging app, though that may be a matter of taste. But for app richer experience-and the experience designed by the service's creator, the official Twitter app is hard to beat. The Windows Phone OS has built-in twitter support: its People app lets you connect to your social microblogging account and see updates and contacts.

Fewer option settings than some third-party Twitter clients.

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