eCard Express for iPhone - Personal and Business Greeting Cards for Everyday Use.

Toronto, Ontario - Announcing that Bartsoft Inc., a Canadian based company, has released the new festive greeting card application for the iPhone - eCard Express. This application enables users to create and customize greeting cards with high quality stickers, frames, and their own photos or images from the iPhone photo library. eCard Express is intuitive, very easy to use, and very efficient at producing birthday greetings, dinner invitations, congratulations cards and customizable frames.

Bartsoft Inc. describes the app as "the best way to stay in touch with friends, family, business partners and customers through a fun and interactive ecard application."

With eCard Express users have access to two card types - frames and greeting cards. Frames are filled with the user's chosen photo from their iPhone library. If no photo is the desired option, however, the user can choose from a number of digital cards from all the popular categories such as Birthday, Valentine's Day - Love Cards, Congratulations, Invitation, Get Well, Sorry, Thank You, National Holidays, Religious Cards just to name a few. Both can then be shared instantly through email, MMS, Facebook and Twitter, or saved to the iPhone photo library. The app also allows users to save their creation to "My Cards", which is essentially an in-app library of all user-saved creations and a very convenient way to put together ecards for iPod users on the go, since it does not require a network connection until actually sending the cards.

While it may seem complicated, eCard Express is very intuitive and straightforward even for a novice iPhone user. With a very well designed user interface and Retina display graphics it makes the creation process significantly more enjoyable.

eCard Express Features:
- Effortlessly create colorful and appealing greeting and photo cards just the way you want them.
- Large selection of over 200 frames and cards makes your every choice a perfect one.
- Spice up creations with beautiful sticker clip arts, or even make an entire card out of them for your recipients to enjoy.
- Your creations always look good no matter where. Whether they are received on a desktop computer, your smartphone or tablet (on any platform).
- Create on the go, with no network connection required.
- Save your best creations in the eCard Express library or iPhone photo library.

Device Requirements:
iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad running iOS 3.0 or later

Pricing & Availability:
eCard Express is available in the App Store worldwide in the Lifestyle category for only $1.99 (USD)
App Store: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ecard-express/id412637180?mt=8
Support Site: http://www.ecardexpress.ca
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/ECardExpress/172167422808454
Twitter: http://twitter.com/ecardexpress

Promo codes are available for qualified reviewers.

Bartsoft, Inc. is a creative multimedia development company dedicated to providing web and mobile application solutions to small businesses, top agencies and creative professionals all over the world. Its goal is to bring complete customer satisfaction at a very competitive price. For more information regarding Bartsoft services, please visit http://www.bartsoft.com.

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BartSoft is a creative multimedia development company based in Mississauga, Canada. We provide internet applications and database development, web/graphic design, animation, multimedia programming, mobile applications development (iphone, blackberry, nokia, etc.) for small and midsize businesses, nonprofits, community organizations, top agencies, production facilities and creative professionals from all over the world (Canada, United States, Australia, Great Britain, Germany, Netherlands, New Zealand, and others).
http://www.bartsoft.com/

BartSoft Inc.
http://www.bartsoft.com/
2877 Cartwright Cres.,
Mississauga, Ontario
L5M 5W4, Canada

Presscontact: Irene Bart

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