Santa Watch! App coming to Windows Phone 7
Here is a nice application you can enjoy during Christmas Time. The Santa Watch! App, created by iBroomcloset LLC tracks Santa as he moves from North Pole to distribute gifts. The app is a great fun for kids since the app includes some interesting messages to children so that they are ready before his visit. The application is also available for Android, iPhone, iPad and Blackberry. Have a look at the press release after the break.
Louisville, KY (PRWEB) December 10, 2010
The use of technology to track Santa stems from television stations broadcasting radar images of Santa as he approached the town. With fewer people watching television and surfing the web on Christmas Eve, Santa Watch! continues this tradition with the more current and personal smartphone technology.
Whether it’s an office party or Christmas Eve, anyone can now schedule the day and time for Santa’s visit and Santa Watch! does the rest. Run the app occasionally during Christmas season and see that Santa is still at the North Pole busy at work preparing for his journey. Santa gives everyone a countdown to Santa’s arrival and special messages to ensure that the kids are being nice and not naughty. 24 hours before the scheduled time arrives, Santa begins his journey to the personalized location and both Santa and the location is shown on the map on the device to show the children that Santa is indeed on his way to visit. Remember, Santa travels fast! This app gives everyone ample time to make sure everyone is ready for the visit – kids make sure you’ve brushed your teeth, because when Santa arrives everyone will hear his sleigh bells jingle to let all good children know that they had better be asleep in their beds! It is a great way to get the kids in bed before Santa arrives!
Santa Watch! is the creation of iBroomcloset LLC (the creators of BieberHair), a startup company in Louisville Kentucky that specializes in creating fun mobile applications for iPhone, Android, Windows Mobile7 and Blackberry. According to Time Magazine they lead the world in iPhone app innovation!
Tired of the glory, accolades, and respect of their peers in their corporate jobs, they set out to build these fun apps on the way to doing “real” mobile applications. Thus, having accidentally sacrificed their personal and professional lives to the pursuit of triviality, the smartphone audience should be truly grateful that they haven’t started taking themselves too seriously, yet… but they cared enough to even draw the artwork themselves
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