BlackBerry Messenger, BBM, Brings Control Of The Messages, Even After They Are Sent.

BlackBerry Messenger
Latest update to the BlackBerry Messenger, BBM, brings a bevy of features that we have seen elsewhere, in other messaging Apps. But it is always good to see that BlackBerry is looking to bring the best to its users. BBM is now available to iOS and Android users.
BBM update brings these capabilities to the app;

• Timed Messages: Set how long contacts have access to messages and pictures shared in a chat*
• Message Retraction: ‘Retract’ a message to remove it from your BBM chat*
• A quicker sticker picker: Adding stickers to your BBM chats is now even quicker with a new picker
• HD Picture Transfer: It’s easier than ever to get a high quality version of the pictures you receive in BBM
• Discover Music: See what music your contacts are listening to in BBM Feeds.

And this video tells it better.So if you are the type who sexts your boss, get the BBM.

gspot = Happy, But iSpot is OK!, Apple Censors Sexting With The New Patent.

#gspot = Happy, But #iSpot is OK! #sexting http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
Looks like the end of "SEXTING" on iOS devices as we know it! Apple just received a patent from USPTO,for controlling unauthorized text, from being sent or received.

If the control contains unauthorized text, the control application may alert the user, the administrator or other designated individuals of the presence of such text. The control application may require the user to replace the unauthorized text or may automatically delete the text or the entire communication.

 Looks like now you will need some brains to do any SEXTING on iOS devices. My iPhone, like techcrunch's change the word gspot to happy, so is the hspot, but ispot is ispot! But Apple allows you to have an App called Gspot (G-Spot)
What a way to suck money off worried parents who think that their children would be sending or receiving  inappropriate, unauthorized TEXTs. People will send them anyway, at the end Jobs will have the entire dictionary as the banned text! Then you just talk, inappropriately, unauthorized of course!
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