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ActiveTrak Makes Protecting All Computing Devices Easy with Newest Version of GadgetTrak Anti-Theft & Tracking Software

Thursday, July 29th, 2010

Designed for families and small- and medium-sized businesses, GadgetTrak 3 uses centralized management to track laptops, netbooks and desktop computers

ActiveTrak

PORTLAND, Oregon – MobilityWire® – July 29, 2010

ActiveTrak™ Inc., a leader in advanced tracking and data protection software for consumer and business devices, today made available GadgetTrak 3 for laptops, the latest version of its acclaimed GadgetTrak software. Powered by ActiveTrak’s industry-leading anti-theft technology, GadgetTrak 3 introduces new functionality that allows people to track multiple computing devices at the same time – including laptops, netbooks and desktop computers – through a centralized Web control panel that can be viewed from any Internet accessible device.

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95 Percent of Stolen Mobile Devices Protected by GadgetTrak Are Recovered

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

ActiveTrak’s GadgetTrak helps law enforcement recover stolen electronics and protects the sensitive data people store on their mobile devices

ActiveTrak

PORTLAND, Oregon – MobilityWire® – June 15, 2010

ActiveTrak™ Inc., a leader in advanced theft recovery software for consumer and business devices, is proud to announce a 95 percent recovery rate for laptops and smartphones running its GadgetTrak® application. Compared to FBI crime statistics that reveal only 10 percent of all burglaries are actually solved, owners of a mobile device should be advised that using GadgetTrak dramatically increases the chances of recovery should their device be stolen or lost. In addition to ActiveTrak’s high recovery rate, over the past year the company has helped law enforcement catch burglary suspects, and break up device and identity theft crime rings.

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