"No worries :)"

"I'm sorry, i meant worked with the Clickatell APIs for a client. I was never employed by Clickatell, didn't mean to give that impression!"

"Jeeten Appreciate the help ! (especially coming from an ex-Clickatell employee) The sms won’t contain any dynamic content & will only contain text. I’ll also check out your push notification idea Thanks Domsie"

"Umoh Thanks for the feedback My thoughts were also that although I’ll be using a java program that sends an sms the cellphone that the sms is sent to needn’t have java installed  I want to cover my basis where I target any phone…"

"Hi Eric,  If you are using Java to trigger a SMS sent to a specific number (java app uses a HttpURLConnection to tap into Clickatell http request API, which is the simplest API) then a I think you may want to explore using the same http request…"

"In case anyone missed the announcement on our events page, The October 3rd Mono Camp Fire event has as its subject; "Developing cross platform iPhone, Android and Windows Phone 7 applications with C#.""

"Locales are the solution. however If your phone does not officially support them, then you'll have to do it yourself. For instance, when building for android, it is always advised to put all your strings in the Strings.xml file and reference…"

":-) Im not sure any Zulu reads their BlackBerry menu in Zulu lol  -Menu ucingo ? loll that doesn't sound right. Do those platforms come with Zulu as a language? iZulu iKaanz could be a good name for a voice recognition and translation app…"

"Its better building a native app you are right. With the influx of these technologies and frameworks one would think at some point there will be one standing framework amongst all. I don't really believe in Frameworks if on a mission to build…"

"I wanted to just help shed light realizing I also was confused at a time, It seems allot of users and developers alike easily get confused when  the term apps refers to web apps and native apps. In that I have realized most WYSIWYG frameworks…"

"Haha ! Good one on the putative app:)   I'd stick to English although Afrikaans is the most widely understood (Zulu the most spoken with Afrikaans as 2nd language) So I'd include an Afrikaans version depending how the English version…"

"For what language group would you choose to develop your putative app? You have eleven official ones to choose from :-)"