The idea of px2 is to be able to write on your phone screen and it be legible. I feel that px2 can help everyone understand the difference between a text message and a face to face meeting.
It is one of the most misunderstood services out there. People don’t even understand how the technology works. To explain, there are three parts to px2: writing, sending, and reading. You write something on your phone, it gets sent to your email, and then you’re able to read it while you’re out and about.
px2 is basically a texting app that reads your emails and then sends your texts to you. In other words, it’s what Skype is to video calls and Facebook Messenger to face to face meetings. It’s definitely an awesome feature for those who can get a hold of it.
When you write a message and read it, it’s going to send you an email. And you have to figure out how to send it to yourself or others. It’s a bit like an emailing system, but with a couple of different things you can do, so those things are just a little bit different.
px2 is a very simple system, but it does have some cool tricks. One of the things I like is that if you send a message to someone and they don’t read it, it will automatically send it to you. You don’t have to wait a day or two and check it again. For example, I once sent a text to my brother back in the States, but he didn’t read it. I sent it again.
I love the concept of px2, but you can add a third, which is the most important one. I like it so you can tell when someone has read your text, if they dont read it, they will probably read it anyway.
I use this feature a lot myself. Just put your text in the subject and it will go to your inbox. It is great because if you decide you want to send a text to your buddy, you can choose to text him a copy, the sender can choose to send it to you, or someone else can. When you send a text to your friend, it sends it to you automatically. When you send to someone else, it will just show up in your inbox.
The problem is when you’re on autopilot for so long that you forget you’re on autopilot, you’re not really a control freak. So when you’re trying to figure out how to control a robot that is doing the best job it can, you’re not really controlling the robot.
You can always control a robot with a program. Our program is called “Px2.” It’s a program that sits in the background of whatever you are doing and takes over the robot when you don’t need it. You don’t have to tell it what to do. It can do the following: move a robotic arm, start a washing machine, use a remote control to control a car, etc.
The Px2 program is essentially a machine that takes over the robot when you dont need it, and takes over control of its own. We have a lot of them. The robot that plays a program plays a program. I can see how you can control the robot with a program, but it just doesnt work.
