As quoted from Coolest Gadgets, Microsoft has announced the presence of KIN. The cell phone will be available in the United States (May), Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK (starting in August).

There are two models that will be introduced; KIN One and KIN Two. Microsoft also introduced a feature called the Loop, Spot and Studio. Features it is claimed will help users of social networking to keep active through KIN.

Loop is the main screen of the KIN. This screen will always display the latest things from your Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and other social networking services.

Spot is a feature that makes easy to share in social networking. Content (photos, videos, web pages, location or status) and the targeted person can be ‘dragged’ into the Spot, and KIN user can choose in what manner he will share content.

Now, features Studio, is a storage feature content from the phone to the internet. Thus, users can access content KIN via any browser.

KIN will be the first mobile phone that has Windows features the Zune. This device is manufactured by Sharp and distributed by Verizon Wireless (U.S.) and Vodafone (Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK).

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This Application was developed to help users avoid mobile phones staling actions, Vnunet said at Tuesday (1/5/2010).

Through 8.95 pounds price, this application claimed capable of locking a stolen mobile phone. This application is also capable of destroying data on a lost mobile phone by deleting from remote control.

In addition, this application allows users to know the new phone number that is used when the phone is stolen.

“You carry your phone wherever you go, so the risk of lost or stolen can occur at any time, may the presence of these applications can protect your phone and your data,” F-Secure mobile business director said.

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