The Blog MacMagazine tested and approved first-hand the brMail , the first application of the Brazilian Joaquim Venancio developer for the iPhone platform (compatible with iPod touch too, of course). The title is awaiting approval from Apple yesterday and should be free from the App Store until February 5, until you exit your version 1.1 - which, incidentally, is already well advanced.

Initially, the query does just brMail EPCs, but already from the 1.1 it will do reverse lookups (indicating the zip from the address) and calculate costs and SEDEX SEDEX 10, and track orders registered at the Post Office. From there, it will cost $ 2 at the Apple store.

Simple and direct, brMail worked very well on tests. As you can see the last of the screenshots above, it requires, however, that the user is connected to the Internet so that the query is performed - after all, more than 700,000 postal codes in Brazil.

We wish luck to Joaquim this new venture and we look forward to the availability of brMail 1.1, as well as other future projects from him. It is the Brazilian community of iPhone getting stronger!

Source: MacMagazine