Though I did find a few SMS-search apps for Android and iPhone (noted below) as I was googling, I wonder why this feature isn't one of the basic features in any cell phone. What does it take for the cell phone manufacturers such as Sony Ericsson, Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, and a whole bunch of other mobile players to include this as a basic feature in their phones? I agree that it's got to be a feature of the OS, but how difficult is it to incorporate the same in a Symbian or a Windows Mobile? The Android-based app that I've listed below, is hardly 65KB, and costs $0.99!
Anyway, if any of the big players out there are reading this post, the following are some of the default features that I'd personally like to have, in any phone that is capable of messaging:
- Search the inbox and email messages using keywords such as name, phone number, venue, etc.
- Include an option to bookmark searched messages
- Enable tags to group similar messages
- Block messages alone, from a particular cell phone number
- Lock selected messages - make it password protected
- The phone should get locked automatically, when an SMS with a unique code is sent from a pre-configured cell phone. This will make the phone unusable, if it gets lost or stolen.
- Any other ideas, dear readers? :)
Coming back to the SMS-search apps for Android and iPhone, click on the following links, and enjoy your downloads!
Note: FYI doesn't guarantee the credibility of the above-mentioned links.
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Imaginatively yours,
G U R U
1 Response to Cell Phones With SMS Search & Other Desirable Messaging Features
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