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Originally Posted by Poseidon79
Here's a genius concept: You paid for a MMS program for $8. You got exactly what you paid for! They are now offering an upgrade that is not only a MMS program but also:
* Built in voice recorder for you to record any sound and MMS
* Save incoming MMS as your ringtone
* Customize MMS sound for sent mms, recieved mms, delivered mms, and error situations
* Reply to rcvd mms with sms
* Keep a check on when your friends have received your MMS.
* Attach signature to ourgoing MMS, including location using GPS
* You can open a received GPS location directly in Google Maps from SwirlyMMS2
* Save MMS as Drafts in Drafts folder
* 20 diff languages
This is a COMPLETELY overhauled application that they could have released as "Super Swirly" or something but instead give it to you for a small upgrade price. Y'all are ungrateful to say the least.
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Ungrateful? So you're telling us that people who donated to Swirly before they charged, and paid for their program when they charged are ungrateful and are now being told that their new version of their software is $6 extra to upgrade are ungrateful?!?! That's like Microsoft charging you $50 for Service Pack Upgrades to Windows. Yeah, it's still the same basic program, but there are some new features.
The original point of the post was not to whine about the $6 (face it, I spend more than $6 on crap I dont even use) but its about the giant "FU" Swirly made to their customers who were promised free upgrades. I love their product and I use it regularly. But with the new iPhone coming out (I have a 2G) I'll most likey be buying that model so I can have Stereo bluetooth, and everything else that comes with it including MMS, so why would anyone pay for extra for those features from Swirly?
Me personaly, I like the version that's out right now. To be honest, the only thing that caught my eye was the ability to change the alert sounds for MMS messages recieved, other than that, most of the other stuff is usless.