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The £8,000 Question…How Much Would You Pay for an App?

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p styletextalign justifyimg classalignleft sizefull wpimage20014 titlesafecell srchttpblog.dialaphone.co.ukwpcontentuploads201012safecell.jpg alt width207 height254 Apps are everywhere these days they can help you manage your work, sort out your love life, talk to your friends, find out the latest score and see whos on top of the charts. But how much would you be willing to pay for onepp styletextalign justifyWell, a new app that lets you make in flight phone calls from your mobile costs a whopping 8,000. Its called SafeCell and is on offer for 7,996, which is actually a bit of a bargain considering that the systems you need to make calls from the air cost more than a quarter of a million pounds.pp styletextalign justifyRon Chapman, the CEO of ASiQ Limited who produced the app explained that once the mobile phone was connected to the satellite link using Bluetooth, they ended up with a very inexpensive mobile phone voice and data solution. This a major breakthrough and the reason that its all possible is because it8217s all connected via Bluetooth, instead of the mobiles phone primary transmitter.pp styletextalign justifyIn effect SafeCell delivers virtually the same features you receive from a conventional aircraft mobile phone system, but without the 320K price tag, roaming charges or additional 85Kg of weight.pp styletextalign justifyIt might appeal to rich businessmen who cant bear the thought of leaving work behind for a few hours, but for the rest of us well just have to wait until we land. Perhaps were better off sticking to the cheaper, more fun apps that will pass the time on the flight instead!pa targetblank relnofollow hrefhttpblog.dialaphone.co.uk20101226the8000questione280a6howmuchwouldyoupayforanappMobile Phone Bloga

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