Mobiflirt

from the mysymbian.com website
MobiFlirt is a unique piece of software aimed at people of any age who own a Bluetooth-enabled Symbian phone. MobiFlirt runs discretely behind the scenes on a mobile phone, advertising the users profile and photo and swapping profiles and photos with other users close-by.

MobiFlirt gives its users the opportunity to create a "wish list" for their love match. Users can define sex, age, height etc. Once users have seen a photo and profile of their potential date, they are able to send winks, messages, SMS text messages or their personal calling card which contains their picture and vital statistics. For the modest or shy user, MobiFlirt even includes a delay option. This allows the user to send their calling card to a potential love match with a chosen delay before it alerts the recipient to the fact they have received a MobiFlirt calling card. This enables the sender to avoid the "embarrassment factor" associated with dating. The potential love match can then simply click the received calling card to send a text message to the sender via the MobiFlirt servers.

The software is also capable of sending BlueJacking messages to other people with incompatible phones or who do not have MobiFlirt installed. These BlueJack messages give the recipient the ability to reply via the MobiFlirt WAP site. MobiFlirt even has a novel function whereby it can send itself to other users who are not yet lucky enough to have MobiFlirt installed on their phone.

software created by Ian radcliffe (ianratcliffe@freenet.co.uk)