Location
Based Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB: LBAS), a leading-edge family service provider
of personal locator devices and services, announced that Google (NASDAQ:GOOG)
Android smartphone users can now download the PocketFinder(R) service for their
handsets (see also Location Based Technologies, Inc.).
According
to Dave Morse, CEO of Location Based Technologies (LBT), the company has fully
tested this service and is ready to release it worldwide to the just-launched
T-Mobile G1--the first mobile phone to use the Android open standard mobile
device platform developed by the Open Handset Alliance. Ultimately, the service
will integrate with the forthcoming PocketFinder location devices. T-Mobile is
a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom (NYSE:DT).
"T-Mobile
G1 smartphone users now have the ability to stay connected and benefit from
every PocketFinder feature including real-time location, zone and speed alerts,
instant messaging, and travel history, for one low service fee," Morse
explained. "In addition, our new Android-based application will eventually
support other smartphones and smartphone platforms as we intensify our
developments efforts to make this enhancement available to their customers and
expand our coverage of the global marketplace."
The
Android-based PocketFinder service is now available for a 15-day free trial and
then will be offered for $4.95/month per phone through the month of November.
It will remain at that price as long as the account is kept current and in good
standing. You may download from www.pocketfinder.com or from Android Market at
www.android.com/market.
The service
will allow Android smartphone users to integrate with the PocketFinder family
of products when U.S. sales begin. PocketFinder(R) and PetFinder(R) devices use
advanced technology to help families stay connected. As the smallest known
single-board GSM/GPS devices, they easily fit into a pocket, purse or backpack
and can be accessed via the Internet, cell phone or landline to show their
exact location in real time. In addition, the devices include several advanced
features such as designating customizable alert areas as electronic
"fences" to notify when a family member or pet leaves or enters a
specified area. The devices can even track vehicle speeds to encourage safe
driving decisions.
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