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hmm, i did not know that. but it would be nice to have a pretty interface that would push updates to you, etc
Purists iPhone app???
I had this idea today as I was taking pictures of my IWC top gun on my iphone, we need an iphone app to be able to make quick updates and posts and receive notices on new posts etc. It would probably increase activity on the site significantly. And I'm pretty sure our friday watchscans would get HUGE.
Any purists have expertise in this area? maybe a member could whip one up? it could have its on forum here on improvements and troubleshooting (like a iphone app helpdesk).
i would definitely pay for an app with a nice interface like that! Any supporters?
Any purists have expertise in this area? maybe a member could whip one up? it could have its on forum here on improvements and troubleshooting (like a iphone app helpdesk).
i would definitely pay for an app with a nice interface like that! Any supporters?
Already available
All you have to do is email in the post. You can save the email address of the site and and then email pictures from your iphone or any other phone with email.
If you want to answer a post will cruising the site on your iphone you click on the response link which is an envelope and attache your picture.
It really is pretty easy. If you start the thread from your iphone email all responses come via email and you can reply just using the email.
Give it a try
bill
If you want to answer a post will cruising the site on your iphone you click on the response link which is an envelope and attache your picture.
It really is pretty easy. If you start the thread from your iphone email all responses come via email and you can reply just using the email.
Give it a try
bill
hmmm
hmm, i did not know that. but it would be nice to have a pretty interface that would push updates to you, etc
All there using email.
Hi
We found that email was the easiest and most ubiquitous method of push and pull for data. However, it was a few years ahead of its time and continues not to be the method of choice by users. I love the simplicity of of attaching 5 photos and hitting send and not worrying anymore. If anyone responds to me I get an an email to which I simply respond without even goin to the site.
Bill
We found that email was the easiest and most ubiquitous method of push and pull for data. However, it was a few years ahead of its time and continues not to be the method of choice by users. I love the simplicity of of attaching 5 photos and hitting send and not worrying anymore. If anyone responds to me I get an an email to which I simply respond without even goin to the site.
Bill