The American postal service (USPS) is testing a new Android application which provides the operator’s “enlightened delivery” service to your smartphone in what seems to be a well -designed application.
Light up delivery is a USPS service that allows users to get an email every day that shows what happens by post. This includes letters, but also packages. It is a practical offer, but it can easily get lost in a occupied reception box – especially since Gmail automatically the filter in the “Updates” tab.
The USPS is now preparing to launch a mobile application for informed delivery, with A beta program in progress on Android as the first underlined by Droid life. You can use an existing account or create a new one, as well as follow -up numbers and bar codes to follow in the application. The application was announced for the first time last year.
The list of Play Store describes the saying application:
The Informed Delivery® mobile application allows you to start your mornings with an overview of the mail and USPS packages of your day. This free application allows you to see photos of your mail before arrival and to receive USPS tracking updates.
You can use the application for:
- Create your account or log in with an existing account.
- Get Daily Digest notifications to preview your mail and your packages planned to arrive soon.
- See the gray level images of your mail before arrival *. The images are from the outside, the address side only of the letter the size of a letter.
- Interact with the digital content provided by Mailer associated with your mail (for example – special offers, related links).
- Scan eligible tracking numbers or labeled bar codes to follow the condition of your incoming or outgoing USPS packages.
- Get delivery status updates directly to your smartphone.
To join now, however, you Need to join a private Google group for application before you can access it Via the Play Store.
Meanwhile, the same application is also tested on iOS. IPhone users could Register for access via test flightBut the beta program has since filled.
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