Verey I notebook anti-theft software ships
updated 12:55 pm EDT, Fri May 25, 2007
Verey I anti-theft app
Bak2U has released Verey I, its notebook anti-theft software designed for Mac OS X. Verey I starts recording via a connected video capture device -- Apple's iSight camera -- when the laptop is stolen, sending emails to the owner's specified email address. Emails sent during theft contain important network information, including IP address and machine serial number as well as the MAC hardware address and nearby wireless networks. Verey I also limits usage of the stolen hardware by locking up the machine after a specific period of time, displaying details about how to contact the owner alongside other customizable information. The software requires Mac OS X 10.4.2 or later, and is priced at $50 with no subscriptions or annual fees.
iAlertU
05/28, 07:52am reply
I wonder which one came first? This or iAlertU at
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Michael
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Triangulations
05/29, 10:50pm reply
I like the part on picking up nearby wireless networks to do a triangulations to pin point the location of the thief from this Verey.
Sounds cool! The price should be Sing dollars $49.90 not in US dollars $49.90
John A
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Twitter addon
08/20, 10:13am reply
This is getting interesting with twitter service add on.
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