*A really good marketing plan will be needed. I just turned 18, and I’m a high school student. I can say that my parents know nothing about the iPhone, they barely know anything about the computer itself. As a teen myself, If I didn’t care so much about being killed in a wreck (I saw a horrible wreck just today), careless, like most teens, I would definitely not want to buy this app.

*I do think your idea is revolutionary, I think this is something that should come built into the mechanism of all phones, not just for teens, but for all people. This should be an app recognized by all the major phone companies (Motorola, Nokia)…

*I think that it would be awesome if the phone could recognize somehow, what the passenger was riding in, ways I think could be through initial velocity, and differences in acceleration, or even perhaps the number of stops the vehicle takes. (Ex. a public transportation bus would make more stops than a car) – If what I’m saying is stupid or not, it’s just my ideas.

I hope you were able to check out one of my post from the past:

http://ronaldarichardson.com/2008/02/04/an-email-i-recieved-no-more-texting-while-driving/

-Your the genius behind this I take it, I can’t wait to see what you do in the future with this.

When developing this app we figured that there would be some parenting involved. We still intend on pursuing the “cant” remove feature, however we are still learning the nuances of the Andriod operating system.

We will take feedback from users and roll them into a 2.0 version.

We considered offering it for free but felt this was important enough that parents would be willing to spend the $9.95. ( many games cost that much. )

Time will tell.

Happy New Year.