Social networking: Palringo Vocal IM
Credit is due for the cool integration with the phone's camera, which plops photos into messages on the fly, and for a subtle vibration on your phone that alerts you to an incoming message. ...
Credit is due for the cool integration with the phone's camera, which plops photos into messages on the fly, and for a subtle vibration on your phone that alerts you to an incoming message. ...
Martyn Davies talks to Kerry Ritz, CEO of Palringo about voice, picture messaging and location services using Palringos mobile messaging platform. ...
Kerry Ritz shows off some rather nifty location based instant messaging services. So good, that during the interview, James Whatley got out his handset and started downloading it. Have a look...
AN IMPRESSIVE mobile app – Palringo – just got more impressive by adding location finding to its messaging capabilities. In addition to sending text, you can send a voice message or a photo as well...
The new location based services Kerry was demonstrating to us blew our socks off...If you haven’t downloaded Palringo recently, get hold of it and see what you make of it. ...
This new IM location system knows where all your IM buddies are. And it will tell you if anybody of them is nearby. Unless, of course, they're hiding (but that's OK, they can, too). ...
To be more specific, the technology is rich messaging – 'rich' because it means people can send vocal instant messages and picture messages, as well as the standard text-based instant message. ...
I am pretty sold on Palringo Instant Messenger. Its ease of use, integration with other services and ability to send voice is really nice. I'm not a IM-er by nature, but this has made me rather chatty
I am currently running it on both my IMac and Macbook and my IPhone. It has made using an IM Client on the IPhone easy since I can have all my accounts linked up... I highly recommend checking it out.
In June, Palringo introduced a push-to-talk-like service for PCs and smart phones. Add the iPhone to the list of devices it supports.