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Textecution can prevent texting while driving

Submitted by admin on January 16, 2010 – 2:18 amNo Comment

0159e8fa50riving.jpg Textecution can prevent texting while drivingI’m sure we all know that texting while driving is slowly killing our young, and it should be no surprise that companies are coming out with applications to prevent texting while driving accidents from occurring.

For example, Textecution, an Android app that parents can install in their children’s phones. Textecution is designed to shut down texting send and receive functions if the phone is moving at 10 miles per hour or more.

Yes, that doesn’t help a kid if he or she is a passenger in a vehicle and wants to send an important text message, but it is a step in the right direction for preventing accidents, isn’t it?

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