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FBI Introduces Child Safety App

The FBI released a free iPhone app called "Child ID" that offers to store information about children, which police can then reference in case of kidnapping. The app "provides a convenient place to electronically store photos and vital information about your children so that it's literally right at hand if you need it," according to an FBI press release.

People can even save such information as height and weight, in case police would ever need it to help search for them. The app offers a special tab as well so parents can instantly email authorities all the stored information with only a few clicks.
In addition, the free app offers tips for worried parents on what to do if their child goes missing more

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Motorola Interested in Windows Phone OS

Motorola Mobility is open to developing phones that run Windows Phone OS, as Microsoft's mobile platform begins to gain momentum.

Chief executive Sanjay Jha said the Libertyville, Ill.-based company would build handsets that run Windows Phone OS if it could strike a deal with Microsoft similar to the one the software giant made with Nokia.

Jha's comments are a bit of a departure from his February statement that Motorola intended to focus completely on Android. The CEO maintains the company's present focus is still on Android, but it appears he is open to a future where that may change.  More 

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Facebook Tops Mobile Internet Usage in Europe

 

Facebook is the top smartphone destination in Europe, as the company makes inroads on its evolving mobile strategy.

The Palo Alto, Calif.-based social network is now among the top three mobile messaging platforms in Europe and is poised to be a major destination for watching video clips, according to a study by CCS Insight. Facebook's popularity goes well beyond social networking, with its Messages, Chat and Photos features as some of the most popular mobile services across Europe.
"Facebook is fast becoming the default destination for all things mobile," said Paolo Pescatore, director of applications and content at CCS Insight.

By Kat Asharya | Tue Aug 09, 2011 11:33 am
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