Pip For iPhone,Android,Blackberry,Nokia(Windows)Smartphones

Pip For iPhone,Android,Blackberry,Nokia(Windows)Smartphones Free Install and Download Available Now on Store.Pip, a structured messaging app, is the first launch in the Alpha series, and like Yo, it allows you to send a specific message to your friends on the app. Unlike Yo, however, the Pip messages actually have utility, like telling someone you’re running late or that it’s raining.

The specific messages you can send through Pip are “Call me,” “I’m running late” (with specific time intervals), “Did you do that thing?,” “Where are you?” and your weather and location. Users can respond with another set of structured messages.

Because the person you send a Pip to, and the time you send it, function as context, the specific messages become vehicles for multiple meanings. I’ve sent a couple of very pointed “Did you do that thing?” Pips, for example.

Because it’s the No. 1 feature request from beta users, Block and Rojas are considering offering custom Pip packages in the future, like sets of stickers. Messages like “I love you” or “I miss you” in a Relationship set would be well-received, as would a Pip for Enterprise: “Meeting?” “Sure” or “Hell no.”

Pip makes even more sense when you consider Aol’s rich messaging past, and the missed opportunity it had with Aol Instant Messenger– which many of us at some time used religiously but now have replaced with iMessage, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Skype, Snapchat or one of the other thousand avenues presently available for messaging.

And even if you have tens or hundreds of millions of existing users to direct at a new product, you can still flop. There are just too many different factors that go into what makes one app work and another fail, and we’re all realistic about how hard it is. So the game for us is experimenting, not win-at-all-costs.