Tag: Stealth - Latest Releases

May 23, 2012 - Retina-X Studios announced today the sixth generation of Mobile Spy monitoring software for smartphones. Mobile Spy silently records smartphone user activity of children or employees. Standard features include monitoring of entire SMS text messages, actual GPS locations, call information and photos taken on the phone. The iPhone compatible system has been fully overhauled to include many new social media and other monitoring features. App blocking has also been added.

May 02, 2012 - With Absolutely No Moving Parts or Buttons, the new "Stealth" Touch Mouse by Manhattan Promises Users a Web Surfing Experience More Like a Tablet or Smartphone than a Standard Computer Mouse. The computer mouse was invented back in the 1960s, and with few exceptions it looks and works the same as it did back then...until now. Manhattan today unveiled a mouse for the tablet generation: Stealth. With an ultra-sleek design, Stealth is a Touch Mouse that lets you access and interact with Web content

Apr 26, 2012 - PeekTab, the world's first multi-platform monitoring software for tablets has hit the market. PeekTab allows parents and employers to monitor tablets in complete stealth. The new monitoring software for iPad and Android based tablets is now on the market. PeekTab silently runs in the background of the tablet with no visible access to the user of the tablet. When the child or employee uses the tablet, their activities are recorded and sent via the Internet to a secure online control panel.

Apr 24, 2012 - With Absolutely No Moving Parts or Buttons, the new "Stealth" Touch Mouse by Manhattan Promises Users a Web Surfing Experience More Like a Tablet or Smartphone than a Standard Computer Mouse. The computer mouse was invented back in the 1960s, and with few exceptions it looks and works the same as it did back then...until now. Manhattan today unveiled a mouse for the tablet generation: Stealth. With an ultra-sleek design, Stealth is a Touch Mouse that lets you access and interact with Web content

Apr 18, 2012 - PeekTab, the world's first multi-platform monitoring software for tablets has hit the market. PeekTab allows parents and employers to monitor tablets in complete stealth. The new monitoring software for iPad and Android based tablets is now on the market. PeekTab silently runs in the background of the tablet with no visible access to the user of the tablet. When the child or employee uses the tablet, their activities are recorded and sent via the Internet to a secure online control panel.

Mar 09, 2012 - The harsh iPhone LED flashlight is not ideal for most situations, so Sinecure Industries set out to create a solution. Vision Assist: Ambient Night Vision Aid has three filters, designed to preserve night vision while still providing enough light to see. It does this through three different night vision filters: Stealth, Clear and Ease. Since different parts of the eye are affected by these filters, they can be used without affecting night vision.

Mar 01, 2012 - The harsh iPhone LED flashlight is not ideal for most situations, so Sinecure Industries set out to create a solution. Vision Assist: Ambient Night Vision Aid has three filters, designed to preserve night vision while still providing enough light to see. It does this through three different night vision filters: Stealth, Clear and Ease. Since different parts of the eye are affected by these filters, they can be used without affecting night vision.

Jun 01, 2011 - Imaginary Feet has announced SpyPic 1.32 for iOS, an update to their photography app that allows users to secretly take photos while they appear to be reading, playing a game, checking their calendar, or using the calculator on their iOS device. Designed to allow ordinary users to "unlock your inner spy," the app provides eight "alibi activities" or camouflage screens. Users may activate front or rear cameras and control the opacity of the fake screen that overlays the active camera view.

May 24, 2011 - Imaginary Feet today announces SpyPic 1.32 for iOS, an update to their photography app that allows users to secretly take photos while they appear to be reading, playing a game, checking their calendar, or using the calculator on their iOS device. Designed to allow ordinary users to "unlock your inner spy," the app provides eight "alibi activities" or camouflage screens. Users may activate front or rear cameras and control the opacity of the fake screen that overlays the active camera view.