Treasuremytext for iPhone (Version 2.0) is now available to download via Cydia courtesy of iSpazio.
Features of the app:
- Archive and Backup your SMS messages to your Treasuremytext account
- Delete Individual SMS from your iPhone
Added benefits for use with Treasuremytext:
- Messages appear in Treasuremytext with the original date sent
- Messages appear in Treasuremytext in the right date order
- Treasuremytext figures out the right ‘from’ contact info for you
- A new contact is created if the from address is not yet in your Treasuremytext contacts
Keep an archive of your iPhone SMS on Treasuremytext.com
To install, use Cydia; you’ll find us under “T”! More info on the app, and installation instructions here. The app works for iPhone 2G and 3G with 2.0 software and superseeds the original Treasuremytext for iPhone app. This app does require a jailbreak. For more info on why we can only make this app work for jailbroken iPhone read this post.
This is a first sneak preview so if you do find any bugs please let us know over at Get Satisfaction.
Enjoy!
I’m taking time whilst waiting for Mobile Monday Amsterdam to get into the swing of things to post my pictures and thoughts from iPhone Dev Camp Amsterdam on Saturday. It’s been a busy few days of mobile application development in Amsterdam and I’m noticing two worlds about to collide.
Whilst we have long been advocates of mobile+web or web+mobile / integrated services (take Treasuremytext as an example), it seems now iPhone is here, more web people are starting to take mobile really seriously.
iPhone Dev Camp was a fabulous indicator of the appeal of the iPhone platform; with a sell out 120 signups on Upcoming; and a packed Mediamatic all day Saturday. So are there 120 iPhone Developers in Amsterdam? Well, no actually nearly all of these guys would like to be iPhone developers but come from the web world. They’re making great 2.0 apps with PHP, Python, Ruby, but Objective C and Cocoa; skills you’ll need to get going with iPhone seem a long way off. iPhone Dev Camp to the rescue! Peter Robinnet made everyone at home with pancakes and the fun began. The Dutch developer scene is pretty friendly, people are happy to help each other out as they start with small scale apps to learn the basics.
We’re lucky to know at least 3 Cocoa Developers (who’s earning potential at least doubled as they can now easily transition and sell their services as ‘iPhone Developers’). For people who have any Mac development skills this is a huge opportunity. iPhone Dev Camp also highlighted that there are people desperate to have their ideas realised in the App store. The web guys get it too; and know the potential of web+iPhone strategies.
Some of the guys at the event managed to learn enough to create their first ‘hello world’ level iPhone apps - and many did much better with some pretty neat ideas. We managed to get the Treasuremytext for iPhone app tested and very nearly ready!
My pictures are here, and the Treasuremytext for iPhone app will be available very soon.
It’s (a sellout) iPhone Dev Camp Amsterdam tomorrow at Mediamatic’s new space on the Vijzelstraat and we can’t wait!
I think we first discussed how ‘an iPhone Dev Camp would be a very nice idea’ with Peter Robinnet at the Techcrunch Europe meetup at eBuddy not so long ago. Since then Peter’s been really busy organising it, as interest grew a new venue was needed and Mediamatic came to the rescue. Peter’s coworking space is great but not big enough for 120+ budding iPhone developers! I’m really looking forward to the event; personally I hope to:
- Meet new people incuding Cocoa and iPhone Developers - for some of our upcoming new projects
- Chat with hopeful ‘iPhone entrepreneurs’
- Learn some new iPhone tips and tricks
- See old friends again
- Congratulate Marco on a great app!
- Oh, and launch Treasuremytext for iPhone 2.0
Not a mockup! The real thing!
Marco Wessel just dropped a nice surprise in our inbox! …A new version of ‘Treasuremytext for iPhone’ application! Here’s a very sneak preview. We hope to have this available soon, probably through Cydia and in time for iPhoneDevHouse Amsterdam on the 30th August. (If we can work out an appropriate reward for Marco!)
It lets iPhone users archive their favorite SMS and delete the ones they don’t want!
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