How A Hostage Crisis In The Philippines Unfolded Right In My Iphone.
When I got my new iPhone I knew I was in for spin. With all the cool applications and features I adored it, though at first there was this connection and reception issues that I experienced the great feature it had covered for that issue.
Last month, just before I lost my chance to get my phone an iPhone insurance cover because my time period was about to expire, just at that same time a close friend told me if I wanted to add another interesting app he found for iPhone. I wasn’t that excited since I don’t want to spend for anymore iPhone apps for a while.
Insurance for iPhone has a dead line that within only 6 months after you have purchased your iPhone can you get it covered or else you may not be able to get it insurance anymore. I was not able to get it earlier so I decided to purchase a one time annual fee to insure my phone in case of damage or loss.
So now I was thinking that I’d just be contented for what apps I already have and not buy anything for a while. But then my friend told me that this was a free application but its one of the best he’s seen so far. He was be able to receive info on the latest news directly into his iPhone. I found that to be interesting.
The app came free from Fox News and I was able to get it for free from iTunes. I reviewed some to f the screen shots and it was OK, so I decided to go ahead and get it. Up until Aug.23 around 10 am in Chicago when I received a flash news message from the Fox application that there was a hostage crisis that turned really bad.
I was preparing for work and I wasn’t really that into it, but I thought that this might be a good time to test this new news app I installed.
So I decided to check it out in my iPhone and see what this hostage crisis was all about and I was thrown aback that it was already over and that 9 people were killed including the hostage taker. I was amazed by the clarity of the video that I saw and mesmerized that I was seeing this tragic event in my hands.
The video was clear and the story although not that comprehensive at that time, gave me a glimpse of that tragic even hundreds of miles away.
Though it was indeed a horrific scene to witness in the morning, It was well worth it to see for my self that this app was going to do the job done.
The reason I got iPhone insurance is because I wanted to have financial protection in case my iPhone was lost or stolen. But most importantly, I was looking for a reliable insurance company, not just a product. Likewise for the Fox app, I now realize I can depend on it to get the breaking news anywhere I am any time of the day, not matter how shocking it may be.
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September 3, 2010 | Posted by Thomas Richard
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