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PhoneSCREAM
A nifty application that will play a loud siren when anunauthorizeduser tries to move or steal the iPhone! The siren will alert anyonenearby and vibrate when moved. Users can set an activation delay periodbefore which the alarm goes off.
TheiPhone and iTouch in-built accelerometer will detect any suddenmovement and activate the siren to play continuously.
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iCodeRed
In case of emergency, use iCodeRedfor your 'single-tap' quick dial in an emergency to a configurabletelephone number and also send out the latest location to a pre-definedemail address.
This is most useful for folks and kids that need immediate attentionwhen they are in danger.
Thereceiver (e.g. spouse, colleague) of the email, will be able to clickonto the link and open up the whereabouts of their location and also benotified via service!
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iMergency
Whenyou need to call the fire brigade, an ambulance or the police, is italways '911'? How about your doctor's number when someone in yourfamily falls ill or is injured? Can't remember your doctor's number?Need to scroll through your Contacts | Favourites list?
Everysecond counts... Use iMergency for your 'single-tap' quick dial to yourlocal emergency services. You can configure the phone number for eachservice separately. And your doctor is only a 'single-tap'away.
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iCabSG
Whenit is raining and you need ataxi, who do you call? When you are in a remote area place and needtransportation, who do you call? It is late at night and you just wanta safe and quick ride home, who do you call?
Now, withiCabSG,you don't need to dial a phone number, or scroll through your Contacts| Favourite list just to call a taxi in Singapore. Just launch iCabSGandtap on any taxi company in Singapore. iCabSG will immediately dial foraSingapore taxi. Simple, convenient and free! Extremely popularfor tourists traveling in Singapore.
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Ithink these appsare simpleand yet so very useful for both Singaporeans and travelers toSingapore.
Somethingthat I would totally recommend everyone I know with an iPhone to loadup, because you never know when you are gonna need them, until you do.
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From NTT of Tech65.org
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