Thanks for that, it didn't even occur to me. :) Yeah, the social awkwardness factor kinda blows it in some instances, doesn't it? If you could run it as a ba

Thanks for that, it didn't even occur to me. :) Yeah, the social awkwardness factor kinda blows it in some instances, doesn't it? If you could run it as a background service on the iPhone (which you can't without jailbreak), you could cut 15 seconds off that time. Maybe given the current technical limitations it'll work better in some social settings than others. Informal ones where time isn't pressed, like hanging out with a group of people. Or at a convention. If you're sitting in a booth you could have an iPhone sitting on the table with the app open and ready to go. A passer-by might want to shoot you an email later, so they pull out their iPhone, bump yours, and away they go... I guess thinking about it more it probably works in some situations better than others. It's niched though, and that's the stuff of entrepreneurial gold. ;)