CHICAGO, IL, April 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Boberdoo.com LLC gladly announces the release of Stork.cc application for iOS devices. Created with newly-minted parents in mind, Stork.cc will make baby birth announcements to friends and family members fast and easily.
Baby birth is a happy but full of bustle and haste time. Parents are full of anxiety about the baby born and can be absent-minded with lack of time to spend on any arrangements. Stork.cc was designed to help iPhone/iPad users here. With this ready-to-use application at ones' disposal, users may not worry about announcements any longer. Stork.cc unites friends and family members together, sending them announcements and notifications.
What is required from happy parents? Firstly, they need to add recipients from their contacts or manually enter them. Then, users should enter baby's name, weight & height, date & time, gender. Make a picture of an infant to complete the announcement, and it is ready for sending. With Stork.cc, nobody will be forgotten. All close people will have timely and amusing announcements of the baby birth.
Features:
* Intuitive interface
* Clear step-by-step procedure
* Newspaper-like interface
* Image options: Pick or Capture
* Insert contacts options: Automatically or Manually
Requirements:
* Compatibility with iPod, iPad touch and iPhone
* iOS 3.0 and later
Pricing and availability:
Stork.cc is available for US $0.99 (or equivalent amount in other currencies) exclusively on the App Store in the Social Networking category. If you're interested in reviewing Stork.cc, we'll gladly provide a promo code on request.
Strok.cc on the Apple Store:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/stork-cc/id406829847?mt=8#
Strok.cc Official Website: http://www.stork.cc/
Boberdoo.com LLC Official Website: http://boberdoo.com/
Boberdoo.com LLC has been working on lead generation systems since 2001. The company, originally started as a typical off-shore programming company, soon focused on lead generation systems and mobile applications development as well.
Stork.cc Released - Send Baby Birth Announcements to Friends and Family
Stork.cc application for iOS devices has been released to bring happy news about baby birth to friends and relatives with a few taps
2011-04-02
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