Looks like Touchnote – who offer an easy way to take digital photos and send them as personalised greetings cards or postcards through old-fashioned snail mail – are keeping their promise to deliver an Android version of their mobile app. The company has just announced it’s looking for an Android developer for a 4-6 week project.
Touchnote is looking for an Android developer to join the team for a 4-6 week project starting as soon as possible. We’re in the exciting phase of working with a major client and need additional team resource for the project. If you’re interested please get in touch with me, ed[@]touchnote.com. Mobile: 07825 841098
Touchnote’s normal service requires that you upload your photos to their website and enter addresses and messages on there. However they also have two mobile applications – for iPhone and Symbian S60 – which allow you to snap a photo with your phone, create a card and pay for it, all on the handset itself.
I’ve actually used Touchnote before – though only the desktop version – and it works ridiculously simply. Prices kick off at £0.99 ($1.50) for a postcard, £1.99 ($3.00) for a card with fold-out flaps that work as stands, and £2.99 ($4.54) for a traditional greetings card. I’ve been pestering them for an Android version of the mobile app, so it’s great to see one is in the pipeline. Any developers out there interested in helping them out?
[via Mobile Industry Review]
