Which Windows Mobile Twitter client do you use? PockeTwit and Twikini have been extremely popular among Windows Mobile users so far, but perhaps there’s room for a new client. We love having options on Windows Mobile, so it doesn’t hurt – especially when it’s free. Check out the full rundown on the latest entry, called Twaddle, after the break. Don’t forget to follow us on Twitter: @pocketnowTweets.

Twaddle supports most of the core features found on Twitter and seems to pack a pretty good punch in its infancy. The next version should be out soon and will support some of the missing features you’d expect out of a Twitter client. Be sure to keep an eye on Twaddle because it’s very much in active development. Always grab the latest version from Get.Twaddle.Mobi.

Features (to be expanded soon):

• Viewing your timeline

• Viewing all your friends and their last tweets

• Viewing your own tweets

• Posting tweets, replies and retweets

• Custom interface supporting inertial scrolling

• Downloading of avatars + avatars of @replies of your friends

• Geotagging of your tweets

• Viewing the Google Map of geotagged posts

• OAuth support – no username / password entry required

• Portrait and landscape support

• Software Input Panel support in both portrait and landscape mode

• Copy / view URLs mentioned in posts

• Is.Gd URL shortening

• Popup notifications

• Tweets are saved locally and remembered next time you start Twaddle

• Direct message support and new navigation bar in next release (preview shot)

Note: the developer is looking to improve graphical aspects of Twaddle, so contact him if you’re interested and have any artistic ability.