There are 12 months a year…30 days a month…7 days a week…24 hours a day…60 minutes an hour…but only one like you in a lifetime.

There are two reasons why I wake up in the morning: my alarm clock and you.

Great minds contain ideas, solutions and reasons; scientific minds contain formulas, theories and figures; my mind contains only you!

Love can be expressed in many ways. One way I know is to send it across the distance to the person who is reading this.

If I could change the alphabet, I would put U and I together!

Minsan caring is better than loving. Minsan tea is better than coffee. Minsan smile is better than laughter. Pero nobody is better than you.

There is night so we can appreciate day, sorrow so we can appreciate joy, evil so we can appreciate good, you so I can appreciate love.

You look great today. How did I know? Because you look great everyday.

What is love? Those who don’t like it call it responsibility. Those who play with it call it a game. Those who don’t have it call it a dream. Those who understand it call it destiny. And me, I call it you.

What is love? It is what makes your cell phone ring every time I send text messages.

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There are 12 months a year…30 days a month…7 days a week…24 hours a day…60 minutes an hour…but only one like you in a lifetime.

There are two reasons why I wake up in the morning: my alarm clock and you.

Great minds contain ideas, solutions and reasons; scientific minds contain formulas, theories and figures; my mind contains only you!

Love can be expressed in many ways. One way I know is to send it across the distance to the person who is reading this.

If I could change the alphabet, I would put U and I together!

Minsan caring is better than loving. Minsan tea is better than coffee. Minsan smile is better than laughter. Pero nobody is better than you.

There is night so we can appreciate day, sorrow so we can appreciate joy, evil so we can appreciate good, you so I can appreciate love.

You look great today. How did I know? Because you look great everyday.

What is love? Those who don’t like it call it responsibility. Those who play with it call it a game. Those who don’t have it call it a dream. Those who understand it call it destiny. And me, I call it you.

What is love? It is what makes your cell phone ring every time I send text messages.

Joopz offers group messaging, forwarding of conversations to your mobile phone, and message threading.

Thanks for the comments and thanks Erick for the coverage. The way the service works is to let you send text messages for free when you’re online instead of paying to send them from your phone. When your friend gets a text message from you, he/she can reply and the message comes back to you on the web into a threaded inbox (and you don’t pay to receive this response as you do to receive a text message). You can message like this from the web as long as you like. What is most different about SuperText is if you shut your browser or step away from your PC, 3jam notices you’re not there and didn’t get the message from your friend. We then redirect the message to your mobile phone as a text message and your conversation keeps going. When you’re back online, you stop receiving text messages on your phone and can pick up your conversation on the web, complete with your entire message history (even the text messages you sent from your phone).

Thanks again, everyone, for all the interest. The response has been tremendous and we gave away the 100 invites almost immediately yesterday. If you’re still interested in an invite, please register for the beta at http://beta.3jam.com instead of sending email to Cathy…she’s struggling to process them all manually. We are fixing bugs and adding features and will have some more beta invites very soon. Look out for more from 3jam in the near future.

Looks like it runs to and fro a shortcode, but it makes me wonder how many shortcodes they have, and how many conversations it can support per endpoint.

Also, I was able to text a bunch of my friends without them opting in to the shortcode or anything, isn’t that against MMA rules?

The concept as presented is amazing, but nobody’s quite at that point yet, I’ll be very very excited when somebody finally has the clout to bring it to market.

I’ve been looking for something that does what this article CLAIMED 3jam could do, signed up for the beta, created an account, entered all my info only to find out it couldn’t.

I give Erick the benefit of the doubt that it was a simple misunderstanding, however, when your cover this for a *technology blog* be a little more accurate.

( I really hope it wasn’t a way to get ppl to sign up for the private beta with something in it for them ) …ok, ok – likely not, but just SAYIN

I myself have worked on a very similar application (now defunct as this area is horrendous to monetize in within the US and practically impossible to outside of the US) and when I was reading this all I was thinking is ‘wow..impressive…but how in the hell did the manage to reroute SMS sent from network user to network user??!’ i.e. putting a physical block in place to stop the incoming SMS on the recipients phone.

3jam would not only have had to done a deal with every carrier in the country but the deal itself would clearly be unbeneficial to them.

Personally I think SMS is the purest form of profit invented in the last 25 years. Carriers would never agree to such an easy reroute.

No offense, but that’s some sloppy reportage/copyediting.

In order to achieve this, the company would have to have done a deal with every carrier in the country and assumed control over the message routing system in realtime. That, clearly, didn’t happen.

I’m sure you know that there’s not even text message forwarding capability in the US, let alone rerouting. Unless, of course, the message was started from a gateway or shortcode in the first place (making it much less useful).

So, you *really* overstated what the product can do. Now, just out of curiosity…why?

interesting idea, but i dont think it has a practical application. unless i am IM and the other party only has sms.

Here is a video from the ceo:
http://www.yout...h?v=VDnzgvRh6Xk

What the service does differently is if someone hits reply and 3jam discovers you’re not logged in, then 3jam forwards the text to your mobile.

“Whenever you are logged into the service on your computer, it reroutes text messages sent to your phone so you don’t have to pay for them. And the text messages you send appear to recipients as if you sent them from your phone.”

Interesting and possibly useful service, but doesn’t seem to do as described above. It’s pretty obvious the text did not come from my phone and so far it doesn’t seem to “reroute” text messages sent to my phone. Will continue to test though.

Congrats to 3Jam for another cool advance in SMS.

but still, interesting service, just for the convenience of having a full scale PC environment of dealing with SMS messages.

to Q dub: mobile email taking over SMS is stil many years away, IF it will ever happen. John Doe doesn’t want mobile email, they just want a phone with basic txt. (but then again, John Doe wouldn’t need or use a service like 3jam, so you may have a valid point after all)

For example, Google Mail and Google Chat do a great job of letting me IM folks I’ve had email correspondence with (or vice-versa), and then keep a record of the chat so that when I search for a conversation, I don’t have to remember if it took place across email or IM (or, as is often the case, bridged both). It’d be spectacular if my SMS were integrated there.

I’d already suggested elsewhere that it’d be wonderful for Apple to integrate iChat to handle SMS as well as IM and to sync with an iPhone version. 3Jam sounds like they’ve taken an important piece of that puzzle, hopefully they have a brilliant API to make it easy to take advantage of (such as for Google Mail/Chat or Apple Mail/iChat).