Filed under: WWDC, TUAW Business
Pingie brings TUAW's WWDC coverage to your phone
Today marks the official start of WWDC, and we at TUAW plan to cover the heck out of it. As always you can check out all of our coverage at our WWDC 2008 page, via our RSS feed, or by following us on Twitter (assuming Twitter stays up during the keynote).I know what you're thinking: why can't TUAW send the most important news from WWDC right to my phone? Thanks to Pingie, we can! Head on over to TUAW's Pingie page to enter your phone number and we'll send you news throughout the week directly to your phone.
You can also subscribe to TUAW's Pingie posts simply by texting 'ping tuaw' to 95495 and if you're had enough of our ramblings you can stop the notifications by texting 'ping stop' to the same number.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Peter_Pan said 7:18AM on 6-09-2008
Australia is waiting.....
All night
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Daniel said 7:23AM on 6-09-2008
And New Zealand...
Jools said 7:26AM on 6-09-2008
So, subscribing to Pingie by text... is this for anyone, in any country, on any mobile phone network?
Or perhaps you've forgotten there is a world outside the US.
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David Hughes said 7:28AM on 6-09-2008
And the UK
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Dan said 7:38AM on 6-09-2008
Well, Pingie only supports the US due to the extreme cost of International text messages. If the demand is strong enough we will add International support.
Hope everyone enjoys!
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kj said 7:58AM on 6-09-2008
Severely overrated.
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kez said 8:01AM on 6-09-2008
Sorry about the severely overrated comment. 1passwd auto-login.
I wanted to say thanks for the pingie offer. I will be away from my computer all day today so any news to my mobile will be helpful and most appreciated.
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Michael Rose said 8:13AM on 6-09-2008
LOL. 1Password has done a lot for the unintentional humor level of our comments...
Todd Sieling said 8:35AM on 6-09-2008
I'm not trying to pick on Scott as a lot of people do it, but is there some kind of tech blogger boilerplate for slagging Twitter in every post that mentions it? If you don't think the service will meet your expectations, then don't use it. Simple as that. The ongoing drive-by bashing is starting to help me filter what will stay and go in my newsreader over time.
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Steve said 10:15AM on 6-09-2008
Hey, thanks for this! My mom needs me to attend a funeral of a relative I don't know, and I'll be gone all day, and was despairing, they will save me life. Thanks!
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Lisa Hoover said 10:21AM on 6-09-2008
Dude, make sure you put your phone on vibrate. ;-)
maz said 4:05AM on 6-10-2008
Damn!
Why do I stay in South East Asia right now!!?
Can´t have those sms right!!??
Damn it!
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