Tommy
09-12-2005, 02:22 PM
Ever lost a dog?
Ever just wanted to track it down and make sure it was safe?!
Yes well the people at Pets Mobility! (http://www.petsmobility.com/) have designed a mobile phone for the dog. This allows you to track down youre dog, from any internet source!
Here is a line up of what it can do:
- to track a lost pet, which excited most dog lovers.
- a "call owner" button in case Rover strays.
- assisted GPS, or A-GPS, which works indoors, allowing dog owners to map their pup's coordinates from any web-enabled device or by dialing a voice-enabled call center.
- an option called GeoFence that will alert owners whenever their dog wanders beyond preset parameters & built-in temperature sensors to indicate if the dog is too hot or cold.
Too any dog owner this makes perfect sense! But bad news you excited british people, its only available in america! And costs a mind blowing $350 to $400 which is over £200! But hey watch this space! They could come eventually!
http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/3989/1680/320/celldog.jpg
Ever just wanted to track it down and make sure it was safe?!
Yes well the people at Pets Mobility! (http://www.petsmobility.com/) have designed a mobile phone for the dog. This allows you to track down youre dog, from any internet source!
Here is a line up of what it can do:
- to track a lost pet, which excited most dog lovers.
- a "call owner" button in case Rover strays.
- assisted GPS, or A-GPS, which works indoors, allowing dog owners to map their pup's coordinates from any web-enabled device or by dialing a voice-enabled call center.
- an option called GeoFence that will alert owners whenever their dog wanders beyond preset parameters & built-in temperature sensors to indicate if the dog is too hot or cold.
Too any dog owner this makes perfect sense! But bad news you excited british people, its only available in america! And costs a mind blowing $350 to $400 which is over £200! But hey watch this space! They could come eventually!
http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/3989/1680/320/celldog.jpg