GPS TRACKING for Symbian does a similar job to apps on other platforms, but does look rather fully featured- “An integrated solution (‘Anti-theft’, ‘GPS Tracking’ and ‘Emergency’) that lets users locate their friends, classmates, vehicles or family members to know their whereabouts.
PhoneBAK GPS lets the parents see the location of their children mobile phones, employers to track their vehicles and also the whereabout of employees (journalists, agents etc) when carryin
PhoneBAK GPS (Symbian OS)
An integrated solution (‘Anti-theft’, ‘GPS Tracking’ and ‘Emergency’) that lets users locate their friends, classmates, vehicles or family members to know their whereabouts.
PhoneBAK GPS lets the parents see the location of their children mobile phones, employers to track their vehicles and also the whereabout of employees (journalists, agents etc) when carrying out their work.
PhoneBAK + (Symbian)
How it works?
The employer can simply request the location of the delivery vehicle by sending a SMS to the driver’s phone.
When the SMS is received as an incoming message; PhoneBAK will then be triggered and switch on the GPS automatically and calculate the location of the whereabout of the person. Once the information is collected, it will be sent back as a SMS to the requestor’s mobile phone with a URL of the map.
If the 3G network or GPS feature is not available, PhoneBAK will automatically make use of the available telecommunication infrastructure such as Area Code and Cell ID to pinpoint its location.”
