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Audio warnings streamed to cell phones

Official terror threats and disaster information to the general public are now being streamed to cell phones.


XSVoice a wireless platform and application developer, and AlertsUSA a leading provider of homeland security alerts and information, have partnered to deliver crucial homeland security threat information via live and on-demand wireless audio streaming and SMS alerts to America's cell phone users.


The service provides instant notification of domestic terror alerts, warnings and other related information to cell phones issued by the Dept. of Homeland Security, Dept. of Justice/FBI/National Infrastructure Protection Center, Dept. of State and a number of other related federal agencies.


Available now, customers may sign up for the cell phone alerts service through AlertsUSA.com for six months of service at $29.99.


"More than 140 million Americans carry cell phones. The ability of this service to flash 'instant awareness' of official alerts and warnings to such a large segment of the population is unmatched by any other form of delivery," says Steven Aukstakalnis, President of AlertsUSA. The firm will soon introduce geographically targeted Amber Alerts in the service offering. "The ability to target a specific zip code, as well as the ability to push pictures to more advanced cell phones, makes this application of the service ideal."


While the service is currently available to cell phone users regardless of service provider, both parties are seeking wireless carrier partners to expand distribution of the offering and provide additional wireless applications and services for end-users.


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