The Postman iPhone application costs $1.00, but will save you so much more money in the long run, especially if you frequently send postcards and letters while you travel the world. This iPhone app for travelers allows you to create digital postcards that you can send to loved ones while traveling without having to worry about the hassle of postage fees.
This app allows you to take pictures and write personalized greetings and messages to send to friends and family. Postman, like many other iPhone apps, uses the GPS capabilities to identify your location and create your postcard.
In four easy steps, Postman enables you to keep in touch with other and send them personalized photos and messages by way of the internet. First, you either take a photo, select one from your photo library, or use Google Maps to take a snapshot of your location. Then, you can add a greeting to top off your picture and write a personal message on the back of the postcard. Thirdly, the app allows you to pick from several themes to add to your postcard. Finally, with a tap of the “share” button, you can send your postcard to anyone.
You can send postcards via e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and several other websites. Occasionally however, blank postcards may be uploaded to Facebook during your initial upload. Other than that minor glitch, Postman delivers postcards in every other way that it says it does in a timely manner. This is an environmentally friendly alternative to sending real postcards from around the world. You pay a one time fee to be able to send unlimited virtual postcards, and you won’t have to worry about anything getting lost in the mail.
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