This is where the INQ Mini 3G comes into its own, with a whole
raft of applications for users to play with.  The main addition
is, of course, Twitter, which sits nicely on the home screen
carousel and provides a direct link to the service. However,
it's only any good if you're not following a lot of people, as
it only lists a few before asking you to click a link to see
older Tweets.  INQ mini 3g  This then takes you to the mobile
web page for Twitter, and we'd have liked to see some more
Tweets displayed before having to wait for the new page to load
up to see more from our friends.  Windows Messenger on the INQ
Mini 3G is also a let down, as it just didn't work on the phone.
Every time we tried to open up the Java application it took us
to the website where we were asked to sign up for a Windows Live
ID. This then let us log in but only to use the web application
to interact with our MSN buddies.  So there was no way of
keeping the application running in the background, no
notifications of new messages and