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South African Postal Codes for Windows Phone

Tue, 04/17/2012 - 06:34 |  Robert MacLean

1I can NEVER EVER remember the postal code for where I work or where I live – that little four digit number just eludes my brain. So to solve that I thought, why can’t I have EVERY postal code with me always? So that is what I made happen with this simple Windows Phone application: Postal codes!

It is dog simple: one input the name of what you want then hit search and boom results. It includes both street and box codes Smile

For the developers out there, this application source code is available too at: https://bitbucket.org/rmaclean/postal-codes

Tags: .NET, Development, Tools & Apps, Windows Phone
South African Postal Codes | Robert MacLean's picture

[...] tool was inspired by my Postal Code apps for Windows Phone 7 – and really allowed me to experiment with the concept of how you can take & share [...]

Submitted by South African Postal Codes | Robert MacLean on Tue, 10/02/2012 - 08:59.

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