The FBI released its first iPhone application

Federal Bureau of Investigation released its first application for smartphone iPhone, which was named Child ID . The program works as a kind of digital passport, which stores information about your child. You can download an application in the photo of the child, as well as introduce its physical characteristics such as height and weight.

The application has several functions, and the first one is that if your child suddenly lost in a park or airport, you can quickly bring the program to local security officers or police . In addition, the application can call 911 at the touch of a button, as well as contact the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Another function of the application allows you to quickly send an email about the missing child to the appropriate authorities.

For those who are concerned about the integrity of their personal lives, the FBI said on its website that the application does not collect or store any images or data to be loaded into the phone. All information contained locally on your iPhone as long as you choose to send the data to the bodies. Perhaps the only drawback, seen by observers in the Child ID, is that you can set the application password. After all, if your phone falls into the hands of a malicious user who wants to harm you and your family, information about children can be very useful for him.

Child ID application is available for free download from the App Store now. In addition, the FBI announced that soon there will be versions of this program and for devices to other mobile platforms.

iPad facilitates the work of waiters

Restaurant Do Restaurant at The View in the U.S. city of Atlanta has become one more institution of power, to abandon the traditional menu in favor of the iPad . From now on the table instead of the usual restaurant books or laminated sheets of paper will be based Apple tablet with a special online application, through which visitors will be able to make a reservation.

Information on orders received by wireless communication to the kitchen, directly on the iPad chef. Thus, the waiter, saved from having to go to the visitors with a notepad and ask what they want. From now on, their only concern will be only to bring guests to order ready, because this "revolutionary and magical" gadget do not yet learned.

Restaurant owned by a married couple, Christian and Nakashi Ruffin, who collaborated with certified computer programmer from Apple , developed a special application to carry out orders.

"The best part of this is that in our tables is no more of those crumpled menu splodgy ketchup or greasy pizza", proudly recognizes the Christian Ruffin.

"But soon they will" aypady "splodgy ketchup or greasy pizza," and wants to answer us.

But the visitors did not want to inadvertently after a meal with a umyknut tablet for those vigilantly and special sensors (which is even more important), specially trained security guards. Returning to the above application, let us also recall that it represents not only an interactive menu. The application also allows you to inform employees about parking are that you're going to go out and want your car was ready for departure. In addition, the staff uses this program to adjust lighting in the restaurant

"What we have to do is a real breakthrough in the future," said an enthusiastic Ruffin.