For the past week I’ve been toiling away on integrating Summize into HelloTwitFace. 
Summize replaces TweetScan as HelloTwitFace’s replies and search tabs. This was a challenge as I’d already built in RSS reading capabilities to read the TweetScan results, but Summize works with ATOM. I did some diggining and finally got it working…and I have the start of a Summize .NET API.
I think this is the first Windows Mobile app out there to include Summize capabilities. Summize rocks by the way, it is SUPER FAST!
Deets on how to use what’s new after the jump.
So how do those new features work then? Simple, you click on “@” to see all replies sent to you, including those that just mention you with an “@” in there and thoser replies that come back when people have responded to many people at once.
Search is simple too, click the “Summize” tab and enter the search criteria. All your searches are cached locally on your device. Note not the actual results but the search criteria, I did that ‘cos like the rest of the app, I find it useful.
The final change is also one that’s under the hood, but it won’t crash now when TweetScan goes down.
Final comment, when you download me, follow me, @simonster , on twitter. I release HelloTwitFace about 24 to 48 hours in advance on twitter and to AppToDate users.
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