Screaming Smart Phones and The Daily Music and Tech News
Published August 30, 2006
Smart phones can scream when lost
The company Synchronica has announced a new service called Mobile Manager designed to work Windows Mobile-based handsets, which can help locate lost or stolen mobile phones. The U.K.-based company designed the service to help victims of theft relocate their property and strike back at attackers. The service can be used to remotely cause the handset to emit an annoyingly high-pitch wail. The service can also remotely lock onto phones and wipe data from the smart phones, which can carry information such as computer files.
Armstrong to give away solo material
Rancid frontman Tim Armstrong has announced the release of his debut solo album for free over the Internet. A Poet’s Life will be available as mp3s starting on October 7th on Epitaph’s website. The first track to be made available is called “Hold On”. No long term plan of release dates has been made available.
The Pogues to return for Christmas shows
The Pogues have announced, for the fourth year running, they will play shows in the U.K. in December. The shows will take place in Glasgow, Birmingham, London, Manchester, and Nottingham. Tickets go on sale tomorrow morning.
- Screaming Smart Phones and The Daily Music and Tech News
- Published: August 30, 2006
- Type: News
- Section: Music
- Filed Under: Music: News, Sci/Tech: Personal Tech
- Part of a feature: Daily Music and Tech News
- Writer: Katharine Donelson
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