Mobile Tracking For Windows and Symbian Launched

Tracking firm Crystal Ball has introduced a new mobile tracking for Windows and Symbian GPS enabled mobile phone handsets. Blackberry, Samsung and Sony Ericsson handsets will be supported by next month, with Android following in Q4. The Crystal Ball mobile application can be simply downloaded over the air. Crystal Ball managing director Raj Singh commented, “This now positions Crystal Ball as the leading tracking provider in the UK by offering vehicle, asset and mobile tracking with lone worker protection, all on one platform. This is unique in the industry, another first for Crystal Ball, and a ‘must have’ requirement for our customers.” He also said, “We’ve taken time and a great deal of thought around the commercials, which include generous up front connection bonuses and an ongoing revenue share scheme .The customer proposition has also been carefully put together to ensure maximum market penetration, with mobile tracking available from just 22p per day.”

He also added, "The tracking market is growing at a phenomenal rate as all businesses look to improve productivity and increase profit by embracing this technology. In addition, businesses have a legal requirement to ensure compliance with their ‘duty of care' for their employees, and to avoid prosecution under the Corporate Manslaughter and Homicide Act 2007. The lone worker protection bolt on which has been specifically developed by Crystal Ball to work in conjunction with the tracking application is an important tool for businesses to meet their legal obligations."

You can make cheap international calls with your mobile phones and landlines from the UK to the rest of the countries of the world. Cheap phone calls are made available to consumers by many UK portal service providers at a cheaper price. Consumers can now make unlimited calls from the UK to abroad by landlines or mobile phones.