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Life360 Raises $750k To Keep Your Family And Valuables Safe

Posted by admin on Tuesday, 24 November, 2009

Source: techcrunch.com

Life360 and it’s Android Medical Application(see below), a startup that looks to help families keep their loved ones (and their identities) safe, has closed a $750,000 funding round with investors including Seraph Group, LaunchCapital, Founders Fund (via FF Angel), the Band of Angels, and Mark Goines. The service also recently launched to the public at TechCrunch50’s DemoPit.

Life360 offers a suite of services related to safety and security, which are designed to help prevent everything from losing your phone to losing your personal identity. One example is the site’s Emergency ID service, which provides parents with cards/bracelets for their children that instructs first responders to call a designated phone number in the event of an emergency. Calling that number will activate the service and automatically blast a message to any emergency contacts.

The company’s goal isn’t necessarily to provide all of these services itself. Rather, it wants to offer a set of core products built in-house, alongside services that are offered by third parties. Life360 works to integrate these services into their dashboard, and makes it easy to sign up for them because it can pre-populate key information. This seems like a smart play given how fragmented/confusing the privacy and security market can be, though I’m wondering if Life360 might have some trouble convincing well established services to play ball (especially if they’re going to be listed alongside competitors).

We’ve briefly covered Life360 a couple times before, when the company won the first Android Developer Challenge (good for a $300,000 award) and then again when it was part of this summer’s fbFund REV.

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LIFE360 FAMILY SAFETY CENTER

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Package name : com.life360.android

***Named by Google as a Top 10 Android App in the Worl***
Use Life360 to:
-Find nearby sex offenders
-Track your family on a map
-Send and receive emergency alerts
-Access your family’s emergency and medical profile
Life360 Family Safety Center was developed for Android by Life360

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New and Noteworthy Medical ANDROID Apps released last week in Android App Market

Posted by admin on Monday, 16 November, 2009

Total new apps last week(from 9/nov – 16/nov): ~ 15.

We were selected  6 new and noteworthy medical apps only:

1. DiabetesManager(net.dfunkt.android.diabetesmanager)

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Allows users to save, view (charts+tables), and export (CSV files) diabetes and general health data. Measurement types: exercise, meals, glucose, HbA1c, humalog, lantus, weight, blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, and subjective general health. *USA units only!*

2.Body Status(com.fatslimmer.bodystatus)

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Body Status is an applicaton that allows you by entering only four personal data: sex, age, weight and height to get a complete status of your body, and to know how far are the characteristic of your body compare with standards approved by clinicians. Metric and US.

3. Medic ID(com.infantrycompany.android.medicidplus)

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Medic ID is designed for storing your emergency medic alert information, right on your Android phone. This allows for easy retrieval of your critical information by medical personnel in cases of emergency. Stores information on medical history, insurance info, emergency contacts and more.

4. MoMojo Point Tracker(com.mobile.mojo)

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Point Tracker is a useful application for users of the popular Weight Watchers(TM) diet system. Quickly calculate and track your daily points by simply entering the Calorie, Fat, and Fiber values. Your daily points are shown as a convenient progress bar. ** Not Affiliated w/ Weight Watchers International, Inc.**

5. Bing Health Widget(com.mgeek.android.bing.health)

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Bing Health Widget is coming, in this widget you can get latest health info, health can autoupdate in a short time

6. Food Facts(com.prosoftco.foodInfo)

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This app gives you the nutritional information on a per serving basis. It will help with serving size and tell you how many calories each serving is.