TxtDrop.com announced today it has launched the first free text messaging app specifically designed for Apple iPhone users.
/24-7PressRelease/ - NEW YORK, NY, July 17, 2007 -- Today TxtDrop.com, the easiest way to send free text messages from the web, is proudly launching the first free text messaging web application for iPhone users. TxtDrop's new iPhone app allows iPhone users to send free text messages from the web, to any mobile phone in the United States or Canada, using an interface fine-tuned for the iPhone's web browser. TxtDrop's iPhone interface is fast and lightweight and makes use of all available screen space when using the iPhone's on-screen keyboard.TxtDrop's free http://www.txtdrop.com/iphone can be found at http://www.txtdrop.com/iphone. An Apple iPhone or Safari's Webkit software is required to view the application properly. TxtDrop's iPhone interface also allows users to receive replies to their texts straight to their email where they can continue their text messaging conversation."We've been paying close attention to all the apps coming out for iPhone users. We saw the need for a free text messaging app specifically designed for the iPhone's web browser and we jumped all over it." said company officials. "We went out and bought an iPhone last week and made this web app top priority. We wanted to make sure that we were the first to launch a free texting app for all the iPhone users to take advantage of. We think it'll be a hit and only get better over time."More information about TxtDrop.com's new free SMS iPhone app can be found at http://www.txtdrop.com/iphone-app.php.
About TxtDrop: TxtDrop.com was founded in New York. NY in 2005 and launched its free text messaging service for mobile phones in the United States and Canada on September 1st, 2005. TxtDrop.com also offers a free MySpace widget, Mac OS X Dashboard Widget, and the first free text messaging Gadget for Windows Vista. TxtDrop's goal is to make web based text messaging free, and as easy as possible, with everything done in one easy step, on one simple web page.
