LYON, FRANCE – FEBRUARY 3, 2010 – Little Worlds Studio’s clever application Where is My Phone? – available today on the AppStore – solvesa universal problem: trying to find your missing iPhone. Rather than searching through coat pockets or backpacks, or searching your house or office, just whistle and your iPhone rings with your pre-selected ringtone. 

 

“Where is my Phone? is both practical and fun,” said David Chomard, CEO of Little Worlds. “You can save a lot of time looking for your iPhone simply by whistling and it rings. And, you get a long list of creative ringtone choices including some outrageous ones. It’s also a fun way to play tricks on your friends.”

 

 

 

 

 

Pre-set the “Burp” ringtone and stand next to a friend. Whistle and your iPhone burps. Blame it on your friend. Or, pick the “Fart” ringtone and sit next to almost anyone (except your mother, teacher, or boss). Then whistle and watch their reactions! 

 

For those iPhoners who want other styles of ringtones, Where is My Phone? offers a wide variety of animal, human, and life sounds. Check out the sounds on Youtube ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvrMNApVCQE

 

To prevent any embarrassing moments, Where is My Phone? detects only your whistle and will not set off unintentionally, even if there is a lot of background noise.   The application recognizes your whistle at a distance of more than 30 feet.

 

Where is My Phone? offers 30 ringtones including music (pop, rock, jazz), musical instruments (piano, horn), animal sounds (cat, dog, pig, frog, cow, etc.), human sounds (laugh, cry, baby, ouch, sexy, and bodily noises mentioned above!), and “life” sounds (ambulance, explosion, electricity).

You can also record your own voice as a ringtone and create just the right message to match your mood.

 

Where is My Phone? is available today on the AppStore for $.99 at http://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/id351328057?mt=8.

The application is available in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.

 

For more information, visit the AppStore or http://www.little-worlds.com. Check out other applications from Little Worlds including Color Cross (a puzzle game where you create an image from numbers) and Scream in the Dark (an interactive film for fans of B-movies).

 

 

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For US media inquiries contact Doug Mealy, Online Marketing and Public Relations, at dmealy@om-pr.com.

For studio business inquiries, contact David Chomard at contact_us@little-worlds.com and follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/Little_Worlds

 

Little Worlds Studio is a French independent videogame developer founded in 2004. Its mission is to create games for the mass market. The studio has developed over 60 games on PC, Nintendo DS, Web, DVD, and iPhone. It is also an official developer for Wii, Xbox 360, PS3 and PSP, and is proud of its games based on worldwide bestseller licenses like Tomb Raider, Tiger Woods, Dora The Explorer, Scooby-Doo, Astérix, For Dummies, etc., distributed by Atari, Ubisoft, Orange, or Warner.