Jean has whipped up a new mQuery action that will allow our users to scrape information from their web pages when requested so that the latest news/blogs/data/forecast/horoscope/information etc is ready when the user wants it.... and all you have to do is set it up.

For example, read the beginning of one of our teams personal blog that is extracted using this new feature. Send talios to one of the default numbers we provide for mQuery, and you will get the beginning of the lastest post from http://www.talios.com (note: the content of this blog is not necessarily the opinion of Bulletin Wireless).

Also in this release, we have started to publish some of the keywords (and will be adding features and more information to that as we go).
Soon we will provide this list so you can add it to your site if you want. See the userguide for how simple it is to make your new, or existing, mQuery public.

Some of you may also start to notice a warning when you try to setup a mQuery. If one of the words you want to use causes this warning then you may then understand the reasons why. Let us know if you need us to change our mind on it (Does this sound cryptic?).

So, with the proud release of mQuery 0.8.0 we are one step closer to our goal of providing a simple query/response engine that gives you a cost effective way to run local and international SMS campaigns or just have a little fun.

For more information on mQuery have a look at the FAQ, the User Guide or contact the Sales Team.

Thanks and warm regards

Jared

Bulletin Wireless has updated their eTXT solution for AAPT Australiato version 3.3.1. This point release enables media messaging for AAPT giving their users the opportunity to upload and share image and sound files.
AAPT has been providing eTXT to it's customers for over 2 years and continues to contribute valuable feedback and on features and Bulletin continues to develop and improve the SMAC platform eTXT is built on (along with Bulletin Messenger).