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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2010 · 5 MIN

iPhone Apps - Pana.ma and 3-D on your iPhone - Rock and Roll Geek Gadget Guide

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Sam Levin shows us a couple of cool iPhone apps Description Improve Your Text Life! Ever wanted to yell, laugh out loud (literally!) or use your own voice while texting? Well, now you can! Pana.ma Voice Messenger is more personal, fun and addictive than texting. Pana.ma offers a new twist to text messaging by adding voice. Use Pana.ma to text your friends, send a voice message or both! Conversations can be with one person or as many as you like. Hear from and interact with other Pana.ma users on the public forum. Pana.ma gives you a simple push button voice recorder that you can use to voice and text message your friends using their Pana.ma user name or email address. Conversations are easy to reference, and flow in the same format as a text conversation. WHAT'S THE BEST WAY TO USE PANA.MA'S SERVICE? Invite your friends and use your own voice with Pana.ma Voice Messenger! Simply send a message to a friend's email address or Pana.ma username and tell them (in your own voice!) how easy it is to improve your text life by adding voice! FEATURES - Combines Voice and Text into conversations - Send and receive private messages with one person or a group - Start or join a public conversation - Get new message alerts, even when the app is not running - iPod touch compatibility (2nd generation, requires an external microphone) Pana.ma, Inc. Web Site

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