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SmartPhoneMate is part of Informate Mobile Intelligence, which is India's first research agency to collect data based on actual mobile usage. Panelists install the metering software on their mobile phones.The data thus collected is combined across all users and analyzed to produce reports that are useful to the mobile industry for understanding consumer usage trends.

http://www.smartphonemate.com/security_landing_yi.php

With the SmartMeter software you will be able to track your phone in case it gets stolen.      In case your phone is stolen and the application detects any change of SIM card, it will trigger an SMS containing the number of the new SIM card inserted to us as well as the alternate number on your account. You can use this number to track your phone, or contact the relevant authorities and have your phone recovered.     

In addition, every month, assuming we receive research data from your phone regularly, they will also give you a prepaid recharge of Rs. 100 per month absolutely Free!

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  1. Sunil AttriMay 25, 2009

    "Hi
    this is Sunil Attri, I am a big fan of mobiles phones. I was searching some information about online mobile recharge & refill service providers and found your blog.......
    i liked your blog post....."

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  2. UnknownMarch 18, 2010

    hi
    i am parveen dhiman. i like this program and i am enjoying it very much.realy its working and helpful for all of mobile user.

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  3. rohith_doleJanuary 09, 2011

    i 2 liked this programm .plz snd me survey link

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  4. Free Survey SoftwareJune 22, 2011

    Really trustworthy blog entry I have ever found.. Its also informative information.

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