We have had several folks inquire about TXT Signal’s use on Apple’s iPhone. TXT Signal works well on the iPhone, because iPhone provides a more rich browsing experience. So, TXT Signal’s features are easily accessible and fully functional. There have been a report or two that some of the scripts we use for on-screen presentation (i.e., the fade effects) caused some issues, but it seems like a very positive experience.
This isn’t the only phone that we have tested. TXT Signal is accessible from most SmartPhones. It works fairly well on the Moto Q, though the scripting seems to have more trouble on the Q.
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Tim Schmoyer // Apr 15, 2008 at 12:06 am
Sweet! I’ve actually never used txtsignal from my iPod Touch, but I’m glad to know the functionality is there whenever I need to send a spur-of-the-moment mass txt message.
mdonovan // Apr 15, 2008 at 12:12 pm
@ Tim
Cool! Let me know how it works out. We haven’t tested it on an iPod Touch, so hopefully it will work through the Wireless router just the same (it should).
I just hope you are within an accessible wireless router, should you have the spur-of-the-moment mass txt message.
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