You can send a tweet right from within the application, and tweets automatically include links to the right location and restaurant, which means people who aren’t using UrbanKite will also be able to act on your recommendations. UrbanKite is currently in beta and future updates look promising, including a potentially intelligent recommendation service that bubbles new locations based on what other like-minded users have as favorites. If you are a regular user of Twitter, you will probably find that this is one of the myTouch apps that slips smoothly into your existing habits without a hitch. If you’re new to Twitter or hate it with a vengeance, this may not be the app for you. But the app acts as a useful discovery tool even without requiring you to use Twitter – so it may be a worthwhile download for just about anybody.

You can create a new tweet from anywhere within the app regardless of what function you are accessing. The app also integrates into the Android OS pretty well – while browsing your photos, one of the options under the “share” menu includes Twidroid, you don’t have to have the app running to tweet a pic! This myTouch app offers the full gamut of Twitter options, including the ability to follow, unfollow, or even block other users. This is a great Twitter app for novices and power-users alike for the T-Mobile myTouch.