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Poken iPhones
There should be an iPhone App that is compatible with the Poken. I would love to see the ability to hi4 other Poken users through the touch of an iPhone if i was caught without my Poken. I think this would help Poken move to the next level of versatility.
I’m very optimistic
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The company has this in progress.
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Inappropriate?dear customizedts
thanks for your thoughts and inputs! this is an interesting idea which we have looked into of course. we realize the importance of the mobile phone and related industries and have staff dedicated to developing technologies to address these market needs, with a specific poken touch.
we're on it!
cheers and high4
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this is one of the best points
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Inappropriate?I'm sure you are aware of Bump! and the Bluetooth sharing feature of the LinkedIn app. These do not work well (especially the latter) and in both cases, information shared is very limited and hard to control. I've heard similar arguments about using the infra-red "beaming" on Japanese mobile phones, which is a useless argument for the same reason as the previous two examples. The Poken hub and user-created cards are far superior!
Please consider creating a Poken Hi•4 embedded sensor in an iPhone case + app to manage it all. There will soon be a case released in Japan that has a smart chip in it that allows cashless payments of train and other public transporation fares with a quick pass over a sensor. You can also use it for merchandise and food in any store displaying the reader next to the cash register. The smart card, in credit card standalone form and also built into many mobile phones here, has been around almost forever.
Since about six months ago with iPhone popularity jumping, this different "one touch" alternative has been among the most frequently received requests.
Thanks for your consideration.
I’m chomping at the bit!
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Inappropriate?As mentioned in the other thread about the iPhone app, something very exciting is coming up in this context... ;-)
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