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Messaging is one of the killer apps for mobile devices and has followed the industry from first mobile phones through to the smartphones of today. It began with SMS, became notorious with Blackberry, integrated with social media and then became a battleground with law enforcement as end-to-end encryption kept conversations private. Even with all these developments, SMS texting remains a
As on-line marketers transfer their cold-calling attention away from land-lines to cell and mobile phones, their calls are becoming increasingly an annoyance when you are out-and-about. PrivacyStar offers a multilayered solution for Android and Blackberry to cut unwanted calls. Andy finds out more. PrivacyStar is a smartphone app to block unwanted calls and SMS texts. At its simplest, user-specified phone
One of the biggest problems today is the use of cellphones by people driving. Todd Cochrane spoke to Chuck Cox CEO of Cellcontrol about their solution to this problem at CES 2011. It is a three part solution. The first part of the solution is to integrate the program directly into the vehicle. When the vehicle moves the program is activated.
Tom and Todd get texting with Globaltel Media's free SMS chat platform, Cherple. Robert Sanchez, President & CEO, takes them through it. Cherple is a free web-based SMS texting client, which in itself is not unusual - there a plenty of sites which can send SMS messages. But what makes this a little bit different is that the recipient can
Jeffrey talks sexting with Jeremy Witkins of Wyd Eye Software, on how their PicsChecker application can help parents keep on eye on children's texting behaviour. It works by sending an email of all the texts and pictures sent by the phone to the parent every day. The parent can then review the content for any SMS or MMS sexting material.
In this day and age, it's easier to send a message to someone across the world than ever. I remember watching my mom write a letter to someone back before I knew about email. She would be meticulous in what she had to say simply because she knew that she had only one shot to get all her information in.
Tell me what you see with this email (remember you have to read up on this one): to: Bill from: Tom Original Message: Hey Bill - don't have your email. call me: 555.4321 -------- to: Tom from: Bill Original Message: Hey, Tom - Call me: 555.1234 ------- to: Bill from: Tom Original Message: Hey Bill - call me: 555.4321 -------------