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Webware.com —
... Globaltel Media, a company that provides mobile media services, announced the pre-release version of Cherple, which allows users to engage in a two-way text messaging conversation between those using mobile phones and friends using the Web. Once users register with Cherple, they can communicate with other users through their mobile phone. In essence, one user can send a text message from their mobile phone, which is then received by their friend in their browser. That person can then respond in their browser and the message will be delivered to the recipient's mobile phone. ...
Cherple Links Instant Messaging With SMS
TechCrunch —
Cherple, a new service from San Diego based Globaltel Media, wants to connect the world’s 1.5 billion Internet users to the 3.3 billion wireless devices via an instant message-to-SMS platform.
You can use the basic service today, which uses a web interface to chat two way with U.S. mobile phones via SMS. No registration is required. It works much like Google’s new Gmail SMS service which launched last month.
At CES, though, the company says they’ll launch a downloadable version of the service as well, for both Windows and Mac users. Having a ...
New Cherple Service Connects PCs and Handsets Via SMS
AppScout —
Globaltel Media launched the pre-release version of Cherple, a new mobile app that allows for two-way SMS text communication between PCs and cell phones. The app essentially lets the two sides communicate via threaded text messages, in a manner similar to using an instant messaging app like AIM Mobile on a handset.
The company said in a statement that the pre-release version of
Cherple is currently limited to texting U.S. mobile wireless cellular
phones. Robert Sanchez, president and CEO of Globaltel Media, claims that Cherple is already being used by more than two ...
Cherple offers Free Instant Messaging with U.S. mobile phones via SMS
D' Technology Weblog —
Cherple is a new web service that lets anyone with an internet connection across the globe carry on a two-way text conversation with any U.S. mobile number for free. It works much like Google’s new Gmail SMS service launched last month.
How it works: First you’re required to download the Cherple application (free to use for PC users), then install it like anyother Windows app. Once installed, click open shortcut icon, the Cherple checks for a live Internet connection and connects to the Cherple network. On a ...
Cherple now accessible to businesses via premium features
Macsimum News —
Posted by Dennis Sellers Cherple, an application that enables the sending and receiving of free SMS messages between personal computers and mobile phones, is now available to business through enterprise offerings that can be branded to serve any SMS need.
Cherple Sends SMS Via Computers
Ubergizmo —
Instead of sending text messages through the cell phone, why not do so over the computer instead? This is made possible with Cherple, a program that was launched just this January and has already garnered approximately 10 million users worldwide. The Cherple site enables users to send ...
