DAILY DOT COM - If you think E-cards and Facebook killed the traditional christmas flowers canada card, think again. These days smartphones and tablets are making it even easier than ever to send a Christmas card.
If you are thinking about giving it a try, here 's a look at some of the new apps that lets users nix the holiday pilgrimage to the post office.
1. The Red Stamp for iPhone and iPad - The application offers an assortment of holiday templates for christmas flowers canada blogs and Hanuakkah to customize. Users select a photo, then add a message and choose a delivery method - either email, text message, Facebook, Twitter or U.S. mail. There's also a checklist that helps you track of the friends and family members you send the cards to. Premium designs start at $.49 - $1.99/card, $.29 postage included.
2. The Sincerely Inc. Holiday Card for Android and iPad - Features 30 photo cards and designs for holidays including options for a family photo. Download the app then choose a theme, create your message and send your greeting cards directly from your tablet. The entire process, according to Sincerely, takes about two minutes. Cards are printed on heavyweight postcards at 300dpi resolution for around $1.69 each, including postage, and take an average of a week to reach any destination in the U.S or Canada.
3. Cards for Apple - Lets users create personalized greeting cards from their iPod touch or iPhone. There are 21 different designs to choose from. And once you've created your card you can There's also location integration where you can chose a photo with GPS data and the card shows the name of the place where the picture was taken. Choose from 21 designs lets iPad users design, create and send a card for $2.99 including postage and delivery. Users can choose from 15 holiday templates, enter their own text and photo, and add a message.
4. Postagram app for iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad - Lets you pull photos from your Camera Roll and Facebook—but any image you choose for the postcard will be cropped to square format. You can then add a short message (180 characters max) and a profile picture that will be printed next to your name. Price: $1 per card
5. The PhotoCard for iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad - Create and send postcards to multiple recipients. But with this app, the photograph takes center stage. You can’t add any text or borders to the image on the front of the postcard. You can choose from dozens of fonts and change the font size of your message. The app also includes around 400 stickers - little themed illustrations - that you can use to decorate your card. Once you’ve finished your masterpiece, you can send the card via email, or by mail. In terms of pricing, it's under $2.00 per card shipped in the U.S.
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