Dont Touch My Droid!

NEW Upgrade: Scare the living daylights out of anyone moving your Android without permission! Get notified by alarm whenever someone touches your Android device.

Live YouTube video shows you how it works;
Search for "dont touch my droid" on YouTube or copy and paste the URL below;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oywzqa5i78s

Ever put your phone down, and had someone pick it up without you knowing? Now youll know, right away. Very sensitive motion detector.

App sets off a loud alarm (10 different alarms to choose from) whenever your phone is moved. Senses motion automatically.

Settings for Alarm, Sensitivity, Activate, Deactivate and more. Choose from these alarms;

Emergency Vehicle, Air Raid Siren, Klaxon Horn, Dive Horn, Gameshow Buzzer, Jeopardy, Flintstones, Railroad Bell, Car Alarm, Beep, Epic Fail, Yodel, Psycho, 007 James Bond and more!

Worried about hotel security? Activate "Dont Move My Droid" app and place your Android against hotel room door. If anyone opens the door your Droid will move and alarm will sound, waking you up.

Want to stop theft of your bag? Place your Android inside and alarm will sound if anyone moves your bag.

Use anywhere you want extra security, or need to prevent theft of your stuff. Hundreds of other uses. 100% FREE. Download now!

Recent changes Dont Touch My Droid!:
Changes made following Android community feedback;

- Added on-board sound control boost (green bar detects the phones max volume limit and sets accordingly).

- After quitting app, volume is set to intial phone value

- Added arming delay of 5 seconds

Dont Touch My Droid!

 

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Nikon released a firmware update for its D3100, D3200, D5100, D5200 and Coolpix P7700 cameras during November, which only seemed to change how battery life was measured for a specific pack (the EN-EL14a, if you were wondering). Well, thats what the patch notes would have us believe, anyway, but according to some owners whove updated, the new version also stops those cameras working with third-party batteries. This isnt the first time a camera maker has used code to block unofficial power packs, and itll no doubt irritate those whove passed on Nikons $41 (EN-EL14) or $60 (EN-EL14a) spares in favor of cheaper options missing a logo. There doesnt appear to be any way to roll back the firmware version, so if you hadnt gotten round to updating yet, you might want to reconsider. Weve reached out to Nikon for comment, and if we find out exactly whats buried within the unassuming update, well fill you in right here.

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