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The combination of texting while driving translates into disaster 90% of the time. And while people are trying their darn best to keep their attention on the roads, some drivers are just hard headed and have a hard time avoiding calling or texting while driving. But now, a new app may change all that. The app is called TXTBlocker which disables certain phone functions that should help address this issue.

It works in hand with GPS technology, determining the movement if a person is driving. The service, which costs $9.99 per month, is activated from thereon. There is also an initial setup fee of $24.99 which includes the first month subscription. You can check out the software and service here.

(Source) Gizmag

Tags: Cell Phones, hard time, initial setup fee, Mobile News, phone functions, text messaging, texting

iBabyBuddy App for the iPhone

For the parents who have a hard time taking care of their child, here is an iPhone app made especially for you. You don’t have to worry anymore about how to get your child occupied with the new iBabyBuddy app for the iPhone. The new app is a great alternative for parents who would find themselves without a toy or anything to keep baby busy.

Designed to work with both the iPhone and iPod Touch, iBabyBuddy entertains, stimulates and teaches through interaction and discovery. The first release includes three must-have themes: animals, musical instruments and whimsical toy sounds. Combined with a Shake-n-Change feature, iBabyBuddy guarantees an endless array of non-stop, educational fun…and an opportunity for Mom or Dad to take a quick break from being the constant entertainer.

The iBabyBuddy app for the iPhone can be downloaded at the Apple App Store for only $1.99.

(Source) Press

Tags: animals, Apple, Apple, Cell Phones, Discovery, endless array, hard time, interaction, iPhone, iPhone, Mobile Software, mom, musical instruments, parents

If you are looking for a good post-paid plan to get, Boost Mobile has a great package in the $50/month Unlimited Plan. And if you happen to have a hard time locating where to get one of these packs, head on to the nearest Car Toys outlet and make an inquiry. There are 49 locations in Colorado, Oregon, Texas and Washington.

“With the increased demand of no-contract wireless services by our customers, we look forward to adding Boost Mobile’s competitive Monthly Unlimited Plan at all Car Toys retail locations,” said Billy Hegeman, director of wireless merchandising at Car Toys. “Boost Mobile’s dependable nationwide network, coupled with its straightforward, affordable plans and durability of handsets, will resonate well with our customers.”

So as far as communication costs are concerned, here is one that is certainly a great investment for only $50 a month. Customers can also subscribe to International Connect, a $10 per month feature that includes unlimited international text messaging and Walkie-Talkie between the U.S. and Canada, Baja California and select areas of South America for one flat charge.

(Source) Press

Tags: baja california, Boost Mobile, Canada, car toys, Cell Phones, communication costs, durability, hard time, hegeman, international text messaging, Mobile News, nationwide network, retail locations, south america, Walkie Talkie

The Reconnect program from Dell and Goodwill Industries International will be made accessible to 451 new sites, helping broaden their scope in enticing people to recycle unwanted computer equipment in a move that is associated on controlling the growing problem we have when it comes to e-waste. Seven additional states will be covered: Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma and West Virginia. Currently, Reconnect is available in 18 states.

Reconnect offers consumers a free, convenient and responsible way to recycle used computer equipment. Consumers can drop off any brand of used equipment at participating Goodwill donation centers in their area and request a donation receipt for tax purposes.

This program aims to preach the right way to dispose of computer equipment while at the same time providing job opportunities for individuals with disabilities or others having a hard time finding employment.

(Source) Press

Tags: Business, computer recycling, consumers, Dell, Desktop PCs, donation receipt, employment source, free computer, goodwill donation centers, goodwill industries international, hard time, illinois indiana, individuals with disabilities, job opportunities, Mobile Software, new mexico, scope, tax purposes, unwanted computer, west virginia




 

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