Review: EchoEcho

Published by Steve Litchfield at 6:09 UTC, September 7th 2010

EchoEcho is a new cross-platform "where are you?" application and service, using SMS as its communications medium, to ensure compatibility with most phones. Reviewing it seemed like a job for Ewan Spence and he dived into with glee. Although he reckons it's "an answer in search of a question", both of us reckon it has potential. Comments welcome, no matter if you think it's a slice of genius or a complete dud!

"From a function point of view, EchoEcho does pretty well, and it mostly delivers on the promise. I'm just a bit wary about the implications of being able to automatically find out where someone's phone is by clicking an option on my phone."

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Platforms: General, S60 3rd Edition, S60 5th Edition

Categories: Software

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leealden06
Echo is an i/o and i/o processes are usually slow. For the longest time, I was sending content to repeat that I gave for the exit. If all this sounds like your spooky-type shock, because the Echo is just that a saga psychological terrorism hanging his hat on the genre conventions that you have come to expect from films of this ilk.

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