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Willis Wee · · 4 min read

5 Essential iPhone Apps For Mobile Social Media Updating

iphoneAs you know, Sarah and I, together with @SimpliFlying are currently running the Singapore Airshow 2010 social media campaign. This is a good chance for us to step away from our macbooks to do what we preach. So far, it has been pretty well received.

Because of the “mobile-nature” of this campaign, my iPhone has been put to a great test. WIFI access is only available in the media room so all the tweeting and sharing while we tour around would depend solely on our phones. So, if your social media campaign requires you to go mobile (which is unavoidable in the near future), here are some apps to consider.

1. Tweetie 2

Tweetie 2 is an easy to use Twitter app that allows you to handle multiple accounts. It costs USD $2.99 and is worth every cent of it. Retweeting across all your managed accounts is simple and intuitive.

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Download here.

2. Foursquare

Foursquare is a location-based check-in social app (check out more here). It’s pretty new but adoption is increasing rapidly.

Download here.

3. WordPress 2

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Willis Wee

Founder at Tech in Asia. Aspires to build a company and product that people love.