Mobile Tracking Software: Find Out Your Teen’s Driving Habits

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Driving might be so fun, especially for young drivers in their later teens. However, if you are a parent whose children have already received their driving license and enjoy their new privilege to drive, you probably can’t stop picturing the worst scenarios where your child is driving like a hero from the Need For Speed and texting messages or talking over the phone? What consequences such driving can bring about? Unfortunately, most teenagers get involved in some mobile activities every day while driving through the crowded streets or on the highways.

What can be done about that? First of all, such a reckless driving itself presents a big danger.

The traffic statistics is alarming: car crashes is the number one cause of death, with youngest drivers been most often involved in car crashes. If you are simply driving at the supersonic speed, you risk losing control over your car and might get into a dangerous accident, but if you are focusing on cell phone activities while driving, the danger becomes much bigger.

About 70% of drivers in their late teens speed up regularly, and 55% of this number exceed the speed limits by at least 10miles/hr, and about 17% speed up to entertain themselves. And 56% of young drivers use their mobile phone while driving.

Just imagine handling a car at a great speed, out of control, and texting messages to friends at the same time, and there comes a car from the corner, what can happen?

Such a devil-may-care attitude is dangerous, and you’ve got to do something to make sure nothing like that can happen to your child, but how? By tracking your child’s every move. There is no other way out. Of course, you’re not going to be a Superman following your child monitoring him/her from the skies, are you?

A better plan to find out your child’s attitude to driving is to monitor him/her by means of GPS location tracking software. And there is no better way to do this than by utilizing mobile monitoring software, as it will let you kill two hares with one shot.

With GPS location tracking feature, you’ll be able to get to know the whereabouts of your child, and how fast he/she is moving. Also, due to mobile tracking, you’ll find out if your child has been using the cell phone while driving.

No matter what cell phone your child uses, you’ll be able to find the software that would be compatible with the platform of your child’s smartphone.

Doomsday Is Cancelled: It’s Time to Buy Smartphone Gifts for Christmas

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If you failed to prepare for the Doomsday, cheer up! No unprecedented celestial havoc is going to take place today. Non-arrival of an adverse outcome today, Dec 21, means that our life goes on as usual and we can prepare for the holidays season. Smartphone users can heave a sigh of relief as their favorite mobile device won’t stop functioning due to any gravitational effects.

Let’s think about the gifts we can make to ourselves and to our loved ones. Christmas 2012 is approaching and the shoppers start falling into a real panic, racking their brains over gifts. We’ll give you a clue: these days there is no better way to spoil anyone than by giving them the gift of a new smartphone. Here is a round-up of the best smartphone choices on offer.

Apple iPhone 5

If you don’t mind couphing up a higher price, the iPhone 5 would be the right pick. It ‘s amazinly light, boasts an excellent screen and a great. Also, it has a huge library of various apps and accessories. You won’t find anything as fully featured as this smartphone model.

Samsung Galaxy S III

Galaxy S III turned out to be one of the most sensational smartphones of 2012. Samsung has managed to marry the benefits of impressive hardware and excellent user-friendly software, which makes this handset a very smart choice. Its screen is much bigger than that of iPhone and due to Android platform it appears to be far more flexible.

Nokia Lumia 920

If you are fine with its big size and hefty weight, this model can be an attractive option for you. It has a perfect construction and comes with a excellent display. Moreover, Lumia 220 is equipped with the top camera on the market. One of the major disadvantages is the lack of applications, but in general it’s a great choice due to fantastic built-in features and services.

Google Nexus 4

If you see no reason for out-of-balance expenditures this Christmas you should definitely consider buying Google’s latest Nexus handset. The biggest advantages of this Android-based smartphone are a 4.7in IPS screen and an excellent 8-MP camera. However, it doesn’t have 4G connectivity and its memory is not expandable, but these drawbacks are fully compensated by its price.

Motorola RAZR M

If you’re looking for a compact smartphone, go for Motorola RAZR M. This model sacrifices a bit in functionality to achieve its small and attractive design, but it still worth a gander.

Check if your Nokia Lumia 920 is haunted

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If you take your time to browse forum threads about Nokia Lumia 920 , you’ll probably come across multiple complaints about this smartphone model. It is notorious for its mysterious behavior – it often slides off of absolutely flat surfaces and crashes to the ground for no apparent reason.

Cheyenne Price, one of forum members was so surprised by this peculiarity of Nokia Lumia 920 that she started a thread and posted a video on Facebook demonstrating this strange phenomenon. The video starts with this model placed faced down on his laptop, and it’s clear that the surface is flat. Yet in a couple of seconds you can see the smartphone spin around and then gradually start creeping towards the corner.

There are no vibration sounds or alerts, nothing seems to cause the phone’s movement. The author claims that his Lumia 920 eventually crashes to the ground (virtually always after he leaves the room).

Can we assume that the Lumia 920 is programmed to commit suicides all over again?

What other explanation could we come up with?

Well, not everyone finds this behavior unusual. For example, Forum member mparker gives a very strong theory that is difficult to refute:

“It’s just simple physics. In the video the phone is placed screen down, on a Dell laptop. Let’s take into consideration the fact that both the cell phone’s screen and the plastic on Dell laptops boast low-friction properties. Thus, if there is no mechanical barriers, the smartphone will slide at rather low angles. Moreover, there is enough tolerance stacking going on between the foundation, table, and laptop which is why the top of that laptop is likely to be tilted. Besides, how can we be sure that it’s absolutely flat, maybe it just seems so?

Indeed, although it is not that obvious, this is the most probable reason. It’s true that the Lumia 920 has a very low-friction screen and even its curved edges don’t prevent it from sliding off.

Our Lumia 920, when placed face down even of the sofa is susceptible to move along the edge of surfaces. It’s unpleasant and annoying as we usually place our cell phone screen down when we don’t want to be distracted by the screen “lighting up” when a text message or alert comes.

One key lesson here:

never place the Lumia 920 face down! Of course, it might stay alive due to Gorilla Glass screen protection, but don’t count on that very much. Have you ever been in a similar situation as Cheyenne Price and witnessed unusual ghost-like behavior of your 920 Lumia? Let us know, please.

Samsung Will Get Access to Financial Details of Apple-HTC Deal

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Apple’s evolving patent dispute with Samsung has attracted a lot of publicity over the past week. The Cupertino computer giant company reached a licensing deal with HTC two weeks ago, but Samsung viewed this situation as a chance to win their legal case against Apple and demanded access to the details of their agreement. Samsung was determined to use that licensing pact to oppose Apple’s injunctions by saying that Apple didn’t mind having been paid for their IP and patents, as is the case with that huge payout, and for this reason issuing a charge against Samsung products could not be seen as a fair step.

In some ways, Samsung’s claims were understandable. The Korean company suspected that Apple, which had claimed the only way the current litigation could be solved was with license payments, was flagrantly trying to block Samsung sales. But while HTC was happy about its litigation with Apple, Samsung had no reasons to be satisfied.

The treaty between Apple and HTC held the attention of Samsung, but given the history between the fruit giant and the Korean company, it was obvious the claim wasn’t going to be met with the desired reaction. Of course, Apple wasn’t going to give up, and while it “kindly” let Samsung see the details of the agreement, the most important data was still kept unavailable to Samsung.

Apple was ready to give Samsung only the edited version of its agreement with HTC that will consist of only thirty-three words. It didn’t take a Sherlock Holmes to guess that such a licensing agreement between two large companies should have been many pages long, but this considerably shortened “compromise” on the Apple’s side was nothing else, but a way of trying to make a mockery out of its bitter rival. Apple claimed that Samsung had no right to poke its nose into Apple’s royalty figures.

Finally, according to the last court ruling, Apple is obliged to show the financial part of its deal to Samsung’s legal team. Thus, Apple’s bitter rival will get to know how much the Taiwanese company pays Apple for each Android phone.

In all probability, Apple will have to give up its initial aim to make the court ban the importation of Samsung’s Android smartphones into the USA. Apple’s consent to license its patents to HTC means that one billion dollars in damages the Korean giant is required to pay should be sufficient compensation.

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