The new upgraded version 2.0 of Little Worlds Studio’s clever application Where is My Phone? includes several iPhoner-requested improvements. The original iPhone app, launched on February 3, immediately skyrocketed to the Top 5 Paid App positions in several countries including France, Germany, Italy, and Spain.
Where is My Phone? makes it easy to find your missing iPhone. Instead of wasting time looking though desk papers or coat pockets, just whistle and your iPhone rings with your voice messages or with 30 other ringtone choices.
Six New Improvements
New navigation system activates the app with a single click as a complement to the iPhone’s sleep mode.
Users can now record 3 different ringtones using their own voice.
Louder sound for ringtones you record.
Microphone detection error on iPhone 2G corrected.
Frequency increased to detect whistles more accurately.
Performance optimization to make the battery last longer.
Ringtone Choices
Ringtone choices have been expanded to include creating three of your own self-recorded voice ringtones instead of just one. iPhoners can have even more fun with their own voice messages such as “Hey idiot! Answer the phone!” or “I’m calling you from the police station -- HELP!” or any other message they can think of…they are limited only by their own creativity.
iPhoners can also select among 30 other ringtones including music (pop, rock, jazz), musical instruments (piano, horn), animal sounds (cat, dog, pig, frog, cow, etc.), human sounds (laugh, cry, baby, ouch, and bodily noises including burps and farts!), and “life” sounds (ambulance, explosion, electricity). Check out the sounds on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvrMNApVCQE
Trick your friends with “extreme” bodily sounds
Pre-set the “Burp” ringtone and stand next to a friend. Whistle and your iPhone burps. Blame it on your friend. Or, pick the “Fart” ringtone. Whistle and your iPhone farts. Then watch the surprised faces of those standing near you!
Where is My Phone? is available today on the AppStore for $.99 / £0.59 at http://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/id351328057?mt=8.
The application is available in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
For more information, visit the AppStore or http://www.little-worlds.com. Check out other applications from Little Worlds including Color Cross (a puzzle game where you create an image from numbers) and Scream in the Dark (an interactive film for fans of B-movies).