Angela Rittig

Angela Rittig on 26.09.2008 at 16:09h CET

Conferences, meetings, flights wherever the country, whatever the occasion, lots of XING members who don’t spend their whole working lives sat at their desks have been letting their contacts know exactly where they are and what they’re up to while on-the-go.

‘Just experienced an inspirational keynote speech’, ‘Still waiting for my flight connection to Dublin’, ‘About the view the new office premises in Shanghai‘ whatever they happen to be doing/thinking/planning/celebrating, business travelers on XING are telling their network about it using their mobile device of choice be it their PDA, Blackberry, iPhone the list goes on.

We’ve just added a nifty little mini-feature: From now on, whenever you change your status messages from a mobile device it’ll be marked with a small ‘cell phone status notification’ so your contacts won‘t fail to miss that you’re on the move! Networkbox_cellphonestatus


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Felix Braun on 29.09.2008 at 10:05h CET

Hallo Angela,
ich finde die Idee sehr gut, aber ich finde den Text der Notification nicht gelungen. Denn Cell phone status notification sagt nicht 100% aus, dass jemand unterwegs ist. Ich fände es passender, “From Cell Phone” zu schreiben. Ist kürzer und korrekter. Denn welche Info kann nur transportiert werden? Richtig, dass die Nachricht von einem Cell phone gesendet wurde. Und nicht, dass jemand gerade in einer anderen Stadt unterwegs ist. Nachrichten von meinem Cell Phone könnte ich auch senden, wenn ich in Hamburg bin, aber nicht gerade vor meinem Rechner sitze.

Viele Grüße,
Felix

Angela Rittig on 29.09.2008 at 18:41h CET

Felix,

As English is standard language on our blog, let me answer in English:
Thank you for your comment and suggestion, your feedback is appreciated.
The line ‚Cell phone status notification’ behind a status message does not necessarily indicate that the sender is out of town. It simply refers to that one is on the road – and that might be in the same town as well.

Berkan on 03.10.2008 at 11:04h CET

Thanks,
@and that might be in the same town as well. :)

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