Cell phone tracking
GPS cell phone tracer and locator.
GPS cell phone tracer and locator.
SOS tracker Features:
-Send out your GPS location. It can send your GPS coordinates via SMS to the pre-specified number by pressing the OK key for three seconds if you run into an emergency so that the receiver can know where you are or view your location on Google Maps.
-Send out the ‘Here I’m’ message. It allows you to send a SMS with your GPS coordinates (latitude/longitude) when in non-emergency situations, now your friends will know your whereabouts and you can have a get-together.
-Send a remote request. It can also send a remote quest to obtain others current location with permission in advance, once receive the message sent by your friends, you can see his/her location on a map.
SOS tracker does a good job when it comes to privacy. Your location is known to yourself unless you send a here I am request or a SOS, and you can decide on who can send a request to you. You can even turn off the remote request so it needs your approval every time you receive a request for your location.
SOS tracker could run on Symbian, Windows Mobile and Jave ME platforms. Although iPhone and large screen Android cell phones are very popular around the world, SOS tracker is not available to them. Apparently, it lacks support for touch screen Smartphones. Compared to other LBS apps, it really lags behind. In order to increase its user base, SOS tracker should catch up with others in order to compete or make more attractive apps. But it definitely reminds me of the days when Nokia was the largest cell phone maker.
SOS tracker have some of the basic capabilities of a cell phone tracking app, but it can not be used to track a mobile phone, so there is still room for improvements. As a LBS app, however, it does a good job.
At the moment SOS tracker supports Blackberry, Symbian cell phones. And they offer a limited time free trial. If you are interested, why not give it a try.