Sunday
If you ever let a helium balloon float away when you were a kid and wondered where it eventually ended up, you already know what Balloons for the iPhone is all about. This cute little app lets you launch a virtual balloon with a message and a photo attached. Anyone with the app installed can pull down balloons near them — Balloons uses the iPhone’s location services — and read messages.

I grabbed a few balloons to see what it was all about, and it was more addictive than I expected. My first balloon was an ad, launched by some marketer near my city (Boo! Hiss!), but then things started getting interesting. I caught a balloon that had drifted from London to Texas to Arizona, picking up new notes along the way. Balloons reminds me of the message-in-a-bottle feeling of the early days of the Internet — “Hey, who else is out there?”
I tested the Lite version of Balloons, which is free. There’s also a $2.99 version that adds the ability to track your balloons, in case you get really serious.
Choose a balloon, add a message and photo, then release it into the sky!
- Where will it go?
- Who will it meet?
- How far will it travel?
Scan the sky and catch the balloons of others. Add your own message tag and release them back into the air on their journey!

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Greatings, Can i get a one small picture from your blog?
Thank you
Dolly
yes you may.