14 DAY TRIAL // Starting today, Seesmic is available for Windows Phone 7 handsets via the Marketplace, enabling users to access their social networking accounts from anywhere with the new mobile operating system. Those early adopters of Windows Phone 7 devices should give it a try, to benefit from a great mobile experience.
The new software solution offers users not only the possibility to come up with quality content, but also options to tailor the app according to their needs.
“With a natural and intuitive interface, Seesmic for Windows Phone 7 brings a different flavor to mobile navigation, with a fluid and organized flow of the app within the device itself,” the company announced in a recent blog post.
On Seesmic one can update status on Twitter and Facebook accounts, access profiles, upload links or photos, or even geotag tweets.
“You can organize your accounts, searches, lists and trending topics, all in a customized dashboard and navigate through it so easily and interactively,” the company announced.
According to the application's developers, Seesmic for Windows Phone 7 has been created so as to appeal a lot to users right from the start.
“When you first open Seesmic for Windows Phone 7, the Home Panorama will win you over! Select an array of 20 spaces, and swipe through the screens to visit Trending Topics, Seesmic Directories and even directly introduce a new Twitter Search,” they announced.
With support for multiple Twitter accounts, the application offers users the possibility to choose which of them to update. Moreover, Facebook integration is there to make things even better than expected.
The application also comes with features like Directories, Trending Topics, Search, the possibility to share updates, photos, location and shorten links, to organize things in Twitter lists, and more, all of which are described on the company's website here.
“The Windows Phone 7, just as the rest of the Seesmic apps, are developed to meet more than one simple need, but aiming at a complete integration,” the company states.
Those interested in the application should find it available for download from the Windows Phone Marketplace.
