Texting while driving seems to be a growing issue, but the folks at ZoomSafer hope to have the solution. The new beta software not only keeps you from texting/emailing while driving, but it does it automatically. The new software works with your in-car Bluetooth and automatically enables/disables when you start or turn off your vehicle. If the user doesn't have Bluetooth in the vehicle, there are options such as the Bluetooth enabled car charger that can solve the issue. ZoomSafer is available for all devices running OS 4.2 and higher. Check out ZoomSafer.com for more.
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