The original Cartolina iPhone app |
The Valentine’s Day card sees a re-vamp for the J-Peg Generation, with apps that enable users to send their loved ones messages in a digital greeting card format.
Country Living’s Treemail app |
Country Living’s Treemail app allows users to ‘carve’ personalised messages or initials into a virtual tree and send to loved ones via email.
The original Cartolina iPhone app |
Cartolina’s iPhone app has eighteen card designs that can be sent by email or text with a customised message. It can be sent to multiple users and supports various languages; there is also a calendar that sends reminders for important dates.
Vintage Valentine’s Day app |
Another iPhone app provides a collection of over a hundred vintage Valentine’s Day cards; and further developing the idea of modern digital romance is The Chromosomal Debate on Tumblr. The postings are a continuous dialogue of 'he said/she said', dealing with misunderstandings, perceptions and relationships between men and women.
www.mulberry.com/loveblossoms |
Mulberry commissioned, artist Daniel Brown to develop flower designs taking inspiration from Mulberry’s spring/summer 2011 collection, the ‘digital seeds’ can be sent to loved ones with a personalised message via email. The digital seed will bloom into a flower before the receiver’s eyes on the 14th of February; users can register online at www.mulberry.com/loveblossoms. To read more about Daniel Brown and Mulberry, click here.
This Valentine's day, mobile phone company Orange has cottoned onto the Twitter trend. 'Isn't it tweet' allows users to send their love story tweets and Orange will create animations that can be sent to loved ones.
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