EasyFinder Helps You Win At 'Hide And Seek' Against Your Gadgets
If you are the kind of person who usually forgets things like remote, wireless headphones, flashlights, video game controllers, camera, et al then you must have faced situations when locating them becomes a real pain. Well, your problem can be solved now. The smart battery called ‘EasyFinder’, developed by Rick Tennyson, helps you to find your battery operated devices easily without wasting your time. There is also an EasyFinder app that allows you to keep track of not one or two but up to 10 battery-operated gadgets at a time. Let’s see how the EasyFinder is used for locating the lost objects.
The users need to first replace a single ordinary battery (AA or AAA battery) of any gadget with an EasyFinder. When the device is lost, the users have to set the alert on in the app for tracing it. The app then acts like a radar-like guidance with an audible beeping sound from the EasyFinder. Once you hear the beeping sound, it becomes easy for you to locate the lost device. In case, you want to find your smartphone then you have to press the logo on the EasyFinder battery (present in any of your device). EasyFinder's low power Bluetooth transmitter sends the signals to your smartphone and the phone will ring even if it is in silent mode. EasyFinder makes use Bluetooth technology for generating a two-way communication system between the smartphone and the battery. The signal can be generated either from the smartphone or from any gadget with EasyFinder.
EasyFinder app is available for free and can be downloaded on your iOS & Android devices such as smartphone, smartwatch or tablet. Talking about the battery, it lasts for 4-12 months (depending on the usage) and can also be recharged up to 1000 times. This new technology is patent-pending. The Indiegogo campaign has already started and now only four days are left for the campaign. $36,987 has already been raised in just one month. The following video will help to get the clear idea of how the EasyFinder works.
Source: EasyFinder- FIND IT NOW! | Indiegogo
The users need to first replace a single ordinary battery (AA or AAA battery) of any gadget with an EasyFinder. When the device is lost, the users have to set the alert on in the app for tracing it. The app then acts like a radar-like guidance with an audible beeping sound from the EasyFinder. Once you hear the beeping sound, it becomes easy for you to locate the lost device. In case, you want to find your smartphone then you have to press the logo on the EasyFinder battery (present in any of your device). EasyFinder's low power Bluetooth transmitter sends the signals to your smartphone and the phone will ring even if it is in silent mode. EasyFinder makes use Bluetooth technology for generating a two-way communication system between the smartphone and the battery. The signal can be generated either from the smartphone or from any gadget with EasyFinder.
EasyFinder app is available for free and can be downloaded on your iOS & Android devices such as smartphone, smartwatch or tablet. Talking about the battery, it lasts for 4-12 months (depending on the usage) and can also be recharged up to 1000 times. This new technology is patent-pending. The Indiegogo campaign has already started and now only four days are left for the campaign. $36,987 has already been raised in just one month. The following video will help to get the clear idea of how the EasyFinder works.
Source: EasyFinder- FIND IT NOW! | Indiegogo
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