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PromptMe version 1.1, lots of user interface changes

jessearmand — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 16:38:20 +0000

What’s new in this version:
* Lots of user interface enhancements:
- A better screen navigation interface.
- A better messages management user interface.
- Landscape user interface support.

* An option to enable/disable sound effects in Settings app.

Get it here.

Promo codes up for grabs:

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PromptMe is an anonymous messaging system that allows you to broadcast your thoughts, expressions, questions or deepest concerns to the world out there.

How do I use it?

In a random way, someone out there will read your message. Then you will initiate a conversation with that particular someone for the lifetime of your “conversation”.
A periodic replies fetching will be done on your idle time.

If you don’t have anything in your mind, retrieve a new message, reply, and start a conversation.

You can remove or clear your existing ones to start fresh. You can also keep your conversation forever to enable future conversations with that particular someone.

Would my messages be lost, when I delete the app?

If you delete the app, and reinstall, then “Sync” will allow you to retrieve your past conversations.
This is possible, as long as you haven’t cleared your messages on the server (accessible in the conversation screen).

Anything extra?

Open Settings app on your iPhone/iPod Touch to modify color theme, and to enable/disable anonymous usage statistics or sound effects.

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Send.Morse – An old school messenger

reizverstaerker — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 10:00:51 +0000

Send.Morse is an easy to use application to transmit messages as morse code and decode received light signals in real time back into text.

Get it from iTunes!

Send.Morse

What’s Send.Morse about?
Imagine sitting somewhere in the wilderness. Suddenly you see some mysterious light signals. Is there someone communicating with you? You remember a thing called morse code from your days with the boy scouts but age has faded away some essential basics of this art of communication.

No problem anymore – with Send.Morse you have the answer in your hands.

To decode some signals you receive from the end of the world simply switch into reveive mode and tap on you iPhone’s screen. Your iPhone shows you the received message in no time. It’s that easy.

To send a message is as simple as receiving one. Just switch to input mode, type your text with iPhone’s keyboard, and press the transmit button. If the secret of dots and slashes – or dits and dahs as we call them – returns to your memory, it’s also possible to tap on your iPhone’s screen to translate your message into flashing light signals without using the keyboard. You can calibrate your morse pad, so it fits your personal taping speed.

Of course we provide a table with all supported signs to you, so you can check if our app is working correctly. This is only for doubters who are still a little bit sceptically about communicating with short and long light signals. ;o)

We believe that communication with this old school messenger is lot’s of fun. So try it out – the proof is in the pudding.

Get it from iTunes!

iPocket Coach for Managers and Supervisors

hr4change — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 04:39:56 +0000

Managers have to navigate through many decisions at work. Effective communication is critical to getting work done. iPocket Coach app gives managers an easy reference tool with starter scripts and words of wisdom across common people management categories including:

•Conflict
•Development
•Feedback
•Interviewing
•Performance
•Promotions
•Rewards
•Termination

Only .99 USD

“On-the-Fly Management Guidance.”
-BNET.com

“Definitely something aspiring supervisors and managers should have.”
-Mobilewhack.com

PromptMe: iPhone / iPod Touch Communication Tool, updated to 1.0.1

jessearmand — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 16:11:40 +0000

Promo codes up for grabs, get it at iTunes App Store:
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What’s New In This Version?
- Fixed a crash that happened when a user send a broadcast message after the user replied to a message.
- Fixed conversations browsing behavior, and messages sorting.
- Fixed a bug that disabled the auto correction and auto capitalization on text input.
- Performance improvements of message retrieval and sending.
- Extra settings to change color theme in the global Settings app (please go to Settings -> PromptMe -> Theme).
- Extra settings to opt-out from anonymous app usage statistics collection.

You might already know “Prompt”, you might think that Prompt’s user interface is a bit unique, though I admit it’s not something spectacular, it’s just different.

From the first day I released Prompt, someone wants to chat using Prompt, and someone said Prompt will be a wicked setup for a messenger app.

So here it’s PromptMe, an improvement of Prompt, which is still looks like Prompt, but the difference is you’re Prompting a human instead of a stupid computer or machine.

You don’t have to follow a computer’s guidance, just open PromptMe, send a message, and somebody out there in the world will read your message, and you can be sure that your thoughts and your deepest expressions will be heard.

Expect replies every once in a while, and you will feel that you’re not alone, but you’re connected to the world out there.

Several important features:
1. Get new message, this will allow you to receive new broadcasted message, when you touch the blinking text, below the prompt.

2. Remove, will allow you to remove certain conversation with someone.

3. Sync, will allow you to retrieve past conversations from the server with someone, in case you delete the app, and reinstall, as long as you don’t do the next one, “Clear”.

4. Clear, will allow you to remove all past conversations from your app and from the server.

5. Previous and Next, will allow you to browse through your local conversations.

Navigation between command prompt and conversations are done by shaking the device or at the point of received reply.

PromptMe is designed with the idea of we’re more comfortable talking with anyone, without exposing our true identity. I can assure you, this app does not collect any personal information from you, should you choose so.

PromptMe, a brand new iPhone / iPod Touch communication tool.

jessearmand — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 06:51:37 +0000

You might already know “Prompt”, you might think that Prompt’s user interface is a bit unique, though I admit it’s not something spectacular, just different.