Wow, it's really been one full year since SmrtGuard was released? Seems not all that long ago it was just rolling out of beta status. But as the saying goes, time flies when you are having fun. To kick off the celebrations of the one year birthday of SmrtGuard the latest release which is at version 2.52 is now available for download. Read on after the break to check out the new features and see how you can win some great prizes.
New Features In Version 2.52:
Added Twitter support to the Personal Guardian feature. Personal Guardian is a 1 push panic button when you are trouble. It will alert others via email, SMS, phone call, and now Twitter, that you are in trouble. When Triggered, Personal Guardian sends out a short message with your location information (GPS and Network Triangulation). If you are existing user, check out how to configure it.
In addition to the release, Smrtguard is having a sweet contest for users to check out as well.
- 10 SmrtGuard Unlimited Edition (not for sale). The Unlimited Edition means you will never pay for SmrtGuard service EVER!
- 20 SmrtGuard YEARLY subscriptions
- 30 SmrtGuard Semi-Annual subscriptions
- 100 SmrtGuard Monthly subscriptions
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