Post: #1

FYI. I haven't used it. Just read about it here:

"BroApp, a “clever relationship wingman” (their words) that sends “automated daily text messages” to your significant other."

http://www.wired.com/opinion/2014/02/out...nity-apps/

Original article is titled, "Today’s Apps Are Turning Us Into Sociopaths." lol.

Post: #2

Beta blues.

Post: #3

The automated feature could come in handy while sneaking around and as an alibie.

"A new app makes it possible for a user to spend more time with his 'bros' by sending a 'sweet' automated message to their girlfriend.

So now there really is an easy way to juggle friends and love lives.

The BroApp, which launched on Sunday and is available in the Android Play Store, allows users to write a series of lovey dovey messages and time them to be sent at a specific time - leaving them free to have fun without feeling guilty.

Australian developers Factorial Products Ltd. describe the app as "smart" and a key way of "maximizing your relationship".

Users are asked to type in their girlfriend's name and number when they first download the app, and after that it's up to them to write the messages."

Post: #4

egad no this would get me into trouble. It's bad enough trying to remember what i have told different women, now i have to remember what some shitty app is telling the women in my phone?

Post: #5

Stupid.. I just downloaded a different texting app. I can schedule apps and have a private box that you need a code to read text from "certain" contacts

Post: #6

What's the app caller big

Post: #7

(02-26-2014 10:15 PM)Valhalla Wrote:  What's the app caller big

I use "GoSMS".. Im sure there are many more

Post: #8

So it's an app that sends automated text messages?

That could actually be useful for business stuff. Or trollzing.