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MobiStealth PRO-X Now Supports CDMA (Sprint & Verizon)
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UPDATE> FEB 20, 2010: I want to clarify my previous post about MobiStealth working on CDMA networks. It seems I might have caused a bit of confusion, so please read this update.
My announcement that MobiStealth PRO-X now supporting CDMA networks such as Verizon and Sprint is valid, BUT so far it’s only been confirmed on both the HTC Hero and HTC Eris phones. No other Android phones have been tested yet other than the Droid (which is still causing a few problems), so if you are buying MobiStealth PRO-X because it now works on CDMA networks, DO NOT buy it if your target does not have either the HTC Hero or Eris phones. As soon as additional phones are supported (such as the Droid), I’ll post another update.
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I got a bit of interesting news today. It seems that MobiStealth’s top of the line PRO-X Android spy product, now supports phones that are on CDMA networks such as Verizon & Sprint.
Prior to this announcement, if you wanted to use the call recording feature found on MobiStealth’s PRO-X version, it would only work on Android phones that are on GSM networks. This announcement is great news for anyone wanting to listen to recordings of their target’s phone calls, but it’s also great for MobiStealth as a company, since no other spy phone vendor has a call recording or call intercept feature that works on CDMA networks. MobiStealth is the first to offer such feature.
Now one thing to point out is that not all Android phones are supported. For some reason, the DROID is having slight issues with it, but so far it’s been tested rigorously on the HTC Hero and HTC Eris phones. I’m sure it’s just a matter of days before we’ll see support for the Droid and other phones.
For more information on MobiStealth, go to www.mobistealthSPY.com
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HAPPY NEW YEAR! It’s time again for my predictions of what spy phone products we could see in 2010. Some of the products and spy phone features are definitely on the way, and others I’ve only heard “whispers” about from various sources, while some are just wild guesses on my part.
TOP 5 THINGS TO LOOK FOR IN 2010
1) MORE ANDROID SPY APPS

More Android spy software will hit the market in 2010. By the middle of this year, we’ll have at least 3-4 different spy phone vendors selling Android spy software. As the popularity of Android devices continue to increase, more spy phone vendors will rush out to create Android spy apps. I’ve already come across one new Android spy phone product that I’m currently reviewing, and more are on the way. Another thing causing a lot of buzz is the recent release of Google’s Nexus One phone. If Google puts some of their billions into a massive online marketing campaign, we could see an insane number of people using the Nexus One phone,which means a lot of people will be looking for Nexus One spy apps. This will be yet another incentive for more companies to create Android spy apps.
2) BLACKBERRY MESSENGER SPY SOFTWARE

A release date on this has not been confirmed by anyone yet, but I know several companies are looking into a way to spy on BlackBerry messenger conversations. As any BlackBerry addict knows, using BlackBerry messenger to chat with people is one of the most addicting features of a BlackBerry. Current BlackBerry spy phone software enables you to do just about anything, EXCEPT spy on BlackBerry messenger conversations. If spying on BlackBerry messenger conversations is found out to be technically possible, I’m predicting we’ll see this spy feature released this year.
3) PALM SPY APPS

Although I personally don’t think we’ll see any spy apps for Palm devices, the Palm Pre and other phones Palm is planning to release in 2010 could create enough users that might motivate a spy phone developer to create Palm spy phone software. A few people in the industry have mentioned it, but nothing has been confirmed. When I look at my web stats on how people find my blog, I do see a lot of ‘Palm Pre spy apps’ searches, which means people are definitely interested in spy software for Palm cell phones. However, I don’t think the market is big enough yet for the investment required to develop spy phone software for Palm devices.
4) PARENTS TRACKING THEIR CHILDREN.

As spy phone software becomes more mainstream, I feel this year we will start to see a lot more spy phone apps built exclusively for parents who want to monitor their kids cell phone use. Although existing spy phone apps do target concerned parents, the software is not really built exclusively for parents. The software is still hidden and there are not any features that are built for parents who want to protect their kids. Being alerted when your children go out of a “safe zone” (that you created via an online map) or possibly a feature where kids can silently trigger an alarm that secretly notifies their parents and police, are just a few of the features I feel parents would want. I understand that there are companies out there that target software to protect kids, but they don’t do a good enough job. Their pricing structure (most charge a monthly fee, which is a rip off), the way you sign up for their services, cell phones supported, features, etc. are just some of the problems with the existing companies. In 2010, things will change, and we should start to see a lot more companies enter this space.
5) BLUETOOTH SPY SOFTWARE & OTHER SPY PHONE SCAMS

It’s no secret. I’m not a fan of bluetooth spy software. If the it worked as advertised, then I think it would be a fantastic product. Who wouldn’t want a bluetooth spy phone product that had no range limitation, didn’t require that you “pair” the devices, and is used by the CIA and FBI. Unfortunately, the software doesn’t work, but one thing it does do well is piss off a lot of people who purchase it and find out that not only does it not work as advertised, but they can’t get their money back. I know that this year we’ll continue to see people purchase this type of software, and that means we’ll continue to see even more people who start to believe the entire spy phone industry is a scam, and that none of the products work. Every software will have problems, but in more than 90% of the cases, spy phone software sold by the industry leaders work as advertised, unlike the bluetooth spy software that simply does not work ad advertised on their websites. Another problem we’ll see in 2010, is the increased amount of spy phone scams. Last year we saw the MMS Phone Interceptor, and this year I’m sure we’ll see a few more.
That’s about it for now. Once I get more information on any of the above new spy phone software products, I’ll write more detailed reviews.
Once again, Happy New Year!
SPG
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Dell Spy Phone? | Dell To Use Android For Their Cell Phones
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Today Dell announced their plans to enter the smartphone market. It seems they are going to start in China, then later into Brazil and other parts of the world. No word yet on US launch dates.
Their initial cell phone will be the Dell Mini 3, which will run on the Android OS. As you probably are aware, Mobile Spy recently announced that their popular spy phone software will now support Android cell phones. This means when Dell does finally decide to release their cell phones stateside, you’ll easily be able to turn a Dell smartphone, into a Dell spy phone.
I can envision a day when employees who would currently receive a standard Dell laptop, will now get a Dell laptop AND Dell cell phone. This can open up a lot of opportunities for employers to easily monitor all employee communication on company provided devices. I fervently believe that it’s only a matter of time before all company provided cell phones are monitored, much the same way as most company provided PCs and laptops.
Justification for spying on employee cell phone use will most likely be to ensure that employees are using their company provided cell phones for work related activities versus personal activities. Other reasons could be to enforce company compliance policies and to keep logs of employee interactions with customers (text message communication or email) in case of a dispute or company lawsuit.
We are entering interesting times indeed.
SPG
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ANDROID Spy Software Released | Android Mobile Spy Now Available
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Wow, the guys over at Mobile Spy have been really busy. Less than two weeks ago Mobile Spy for BlackBerry was released, and today they announced that their Android spy phone software is available for immediate purchase. With this release, Mobile Spy becomes the first spy phone vendor to support the fast growing Android OS.
How Does It Work?
As with most spy phone software, Mobile Spy’s Android spy software works by secretly recording activity that occurs on the Android device, and then secretly uploads the recorded events to your secure online account that can be accessed via any internet connected device that has a web browser. (See the diagram below for details.)

ANDROID Spy Phone Features?
Mobile Spy for Android has the following spy phone features:
- Runs In Total Stealth – No mentions of the Android spy software are shown inside the Android device.
- GPS Tracking – Mobile Spy secretly records GPS locations, so you can track the Android user.
- Secretly Read Text Messages – Mobile Spy’s Android spy secretly records the entire contents of all SMS text messages (both incoming & outgoing), along with the number that is associated with the message stored in the Android’s address book. This Android spy feature enables you to read all text messages even if they are deleted immediately after being read.
- Call Records – With this Android spy phone feature, all inbound and outbound call information is recorded. Additional details include call duration and the name of the number that is associated in the Android’s address book.
Compatible Android Devices?
According to Mobile Spy’s Android press release, Mobile Spy is compatible on all Android devices, including the new My Touch 3G by T-Mobile and the hot new Motorola Droid.
How Much & Where To Buy?
Mobile Spy’s Android spy software is priced at $99.97 for an annual license. (Includes a FREE copy of Mobile Spy’s award winning PC spy software, Sniper Spy). You can also purchase a license for three months at $49.97 USD or six months at $69.97 USD.
To purchase Mobile Spy’s Android spy software, go to www.mobile-spy.net
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Droid Does Spying | Motorola Droid Spy Phone Software Coming Soon
Posted by: | Comments<UPDATE -> November 6, 2009: Mobile Spy has released the world’s first Android spy software, and Motorola DROID is listed as one of the compatible Android devices. For more information, click HERE. So much for my guess of being one or two months away.
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Not sure how many of you have seen those Motorola Droid ads, but I thought it would be fun to create a parody of their Droid ad by giving it a “spy phone” theme. What do you think?
As you probably have seen, Motorola’s new Droid cell phone is getting a considerable amount of buzz, and it seems that the actual product may live up to all the hype. If you haven’t seen any details on the Droid phone, you should check out this great Droid review.
With the holiday season fast approaching, I think a lot of people have the Motorola Droid on their Christmas wish list because I’m starting to get emails from people asking me if there is, or if there will be, spy software available for the Droid.
The short answer is yes.
The Droid cell phone uses Android as the OS, and I know for a fact that there are at least three different spy phone vendors currently developing spy phone software for the Android OS. If you want to be the first who gets notified when Android spy software is released, you can sign up for the Android Spy Phone notification list. My guess is that we are only a month or two away from the first Android spy software, but it’s tough to say because all the spy phone vendors are keeping their own actual release date under wraps so their competitors won’t know what they are up to.
So what will Droid spy phone software feature? Based on the spy phone features planned for Android, a Droid spy phone will have the following:
- Text Message Interception – Ability to secretly read text messages that are sent or received from the target’s Droid phone.
- View Call Logs – This will enable someone to secretly view the Droid’s call logs, such as incoming and outgoing calls with the contact name that is associated to the phone number.
- GPS Tracking - This is a given as well. Stealth GPS tracking will be a primary feature of Droid spy phone software.
Here are a few possible Droid spy phone features based on a few rumors I’ve heard. Don’t forget that these are only guesses based on rumors I’ve heard, so if you don’t see some or all of these spy phone features available when Android spy software is released, please don’t send me any hate email.
- Remote Monitoring – Turn a Droid phone into a room bug. This Droid spy phone feature will enable someone to secretly listen in on the surroundings of the Droid phone.
- Picture Uploads - This new spy phone feature will enable a person to remotely access the pictures in the Droid phone.
- Remote Camera Activation – This Droid spy phone feature will activate the Droid’s camera and then secretly upload the picture to a secure online account so the person who is spying on the Droid phone can see where their target is.
- Call Interception – iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, & Nokia (Symbian) phones all have spy phone software that offers live call interception, so why would Android be safe? You can almost be sure that this feature will be offered.
In summary, Droid spy phone software, which is based on Google’s Android OS, is definitely coming soon. Most likely it will be available before Christmas. Keep in mind that one of the best ways to get spy phone software installed on a cell phone and be 100% sure that it works, is to buy a compatible cell phone, install spy phone software, and then give to your target as a gift.
Based on the emails I’m getting about Droid spy software, it seems more than a few people out there have this approach in mind, so if your spouse surprises you with a brand new Droid phone, be careful because as the ad says, “Droid Does Spying.”
SPG
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2009 Spy Phone Report | Sign Up!
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I’ll be releasing my 2009 Spy Phone Report in a few weeks. If you have not signed up for a FREE copy, please do so.
HOW TO SIGN UP?
Just click on the sign up form above, or go to www.spyphonereport.com.
The 2009 Spy Phone Report is a massive collection of reviews of all the current spy phone software & hardware products on the market today. You’ll also get information on how to choose the right spy phone product, which features to stay away from, and a variety of other spy phone related information.
Here are just some of the 25+ spy phone products reviewed in the 2009 Spy Phone Report.
- iPhone Spy
- BlackBerry Spy
- Nokia Spy
- Android Spy
- Windows Mobile Spy
- Palm Pre Spy
- Bluetooth Spy Software
- Parental Monitoring Software
- SIM Card Spy Tools
- Stealth GPS Trackers
Spy Phone Vendors reviewed include:
- Flexispy
- Mobile Spy
- E-Stealth
- Big Daddy Spy
- Cell Spy Pro
- Daddy’s Eye
- Mobi Stealth
- Brick House
- Neo- Call
- Magic Call
- Phone Stealth
- & more
Find out which products and spy phone vendors came out on top, and which ones you should stay away from.
In addition to the 2009 Spy Phone Report, I’ll occasionally send you information on current spy phone scams, free spy phone resources, & you’ll be the first to get notified when new spy phone products are released.
Hope you enjoy it. There is absolutely NO other spy phone publication with this much information available anywhere else. Best of all, it’s FREE.
Best,
SPG
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Spy Phone Forum Launched – The #1 resource (soon to be!) for spy phone discussions, tips, news and spy phone reviews is now live!
Just want to share some good news with everyone. Although it’s been a bit quiet lately in the spy phone world, there is a bit of good news.
Today I launched a spy phone forum (www.spyphoneforums.com) dedicated to the spy phone industry. My vision for this spy phone forum is a place where everyone can ask questions, share their spy phone experiences, read about the latest spy phone news and reviews (from not only me, but other customers as well), and just talk about anything spy related.
Another reason for launching this spy phone forum is due to the large number of emails I receive on a daily basis. On average, I get about 75 emails a day from people around the world with various spy phone questions. I’d estimate that more than 75% of the questions are similar to what is being asked every day by others, so by having a forum where people can post their questions and read the replies from myself and other people, will benefit everyone who is looking for spy phone software.
Keep in mind, the forum is a bit empty at the moment, but I’m hoping activity will pick up and will start to become a “go to” resource for everyone in the market for spy phone software.
Check it out here —->> Spy Phone Forums
Enjoy!
SPG
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Android Spy Phone | G1 Spy Phone Coming Soon!
Posted by: | CommentsJust wanted to make a quick post to let everyone know that I’ve set up an Android Spy Phone site, where you can sign up and be the first to get notified when spy phone software for Google’s new Android OS becomes available.
Currently, the only cell phone using Android is HTC’s G1, which is sold by T-Mobile. However, many more cell phone manufacturers (Motorola is one of them) will soon be releasing cell phones with Android as the OS.
I really have no idea when Android spy phone software will be available for Android based cell phones, but I do know for a fact that the two leading spy phone vendors (Mobile Spy & Flexispy) are currently working on support for Android. I’m guessing you will probably start to see early beta versions within a couple months.
Remember, if you want to be the first to get your hands on Android spy phone software, go to www.androidspyphone.com and enter your name and email address, and I’ll keep you updated with the latest Android Spy Phone news.
SPG
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Happy New Year!
Now that 2008 is behind us, what new spy phone products will be released in 2009? Here is a list of new products that I’ve confirmed with various spy phone vendors, that are currently in development and/or scheduled to be released very soon. I’ll be writing about these spy phone products in much more detail in the coming weeks & months.
–> Cell Phone Spy Software Coming In 2009 <–

ANDROID G1 SPY PHONE
Yes, there are a couple spy phone vendors working on spy software for the new Android OS by Google. Right now, the only phone available using Android is the G1, which is sold by T-Mobile. Not much information currently available, but I’m assuming all the basic spy phone features will be offered such as sms interception, GPS tracking, call logging & email logging. Future versions will have remote call monitoring and live call interception.

BLACKBERRY SPY PHONE (STORM & BOLD)
I’ve confirmed that you will soon be able to by spy phone software for both the Blackberry Storm & Blackberry Bold. Specific Blackberry Spy features are a bit fuzzy right now, but SMS & email interception (outgoing/incoming), call logging (find out who is calling them and who they are calling on their Blackberry), & GPS tracking will be available when the spy software is launched. Future releases will most likely have remote call monitoring.
In addition to Storm & Bold support, Blackberry spy software sold by Flexispy will support the Verizon & Sprint networks. Right now, you are unable to spy on Blackberries that are on Verizon or Sprint, since they are on CDMA networks, but that will soon change. According to the guys over at Flexispy, Verizon & Sprint support will be announced soon.

BLUETOOTH SPY SOFTWARE
Although I’ve been against the current bluetooth spy software currently sold by E-Stealth, Phone Stealth, Big Daddy & others (for reasons I’ll report on this blog soon), there are a couple spy phone vendors currently working on new versions of software that will enable bluetooth spying. Initial releases will only work on the Motorola RAZR & Sony Phones, but at least the software will actually work as advertised. Not sure what the features will includes, but at least you’ll be able to read SMS and call logs. Beyond that, I have no idea.

IPHONE (2G/3G) SPY SOFTWARE
iPhone (2G) Spy Phone – As reported earlier on my blog, Flexispy will have spy phone software available soon for the earlier iPhones. Currently, spy phone software for the iPhone, is only available for the 3G iPhones. The iPhone 2G Spy software, was originally scheduled to be available in late December, but has been pushed back to mid January 2009.
iPhone Spy Phone v2.0 – In 2009, you can also expect additional spy phone features offered by both Mobile Spy & Flexispy. These new features will include live GPS tracking, accessing the photos in the phone, remote call monitoring, & remotely controlling the iphone’s camera to secretly snap photos.
That’s about it for now. Remember, once I get more information on any of the above new spy phone products, I’ll write more detailed reviews.
Once again, Happy New Year!
SPG
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