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"  If you&amp;#039;re like me you&amp;#039;re always forgetting your cell phone, then running back to retrieve it. I can&amp;#039;t tell you how many times I&amp;#039;ve left for work or parked my car and realized 15 minutes later that my phone wasn&amp;#039;t in my pocket. Well, enough is enough, my fellow phone-forgetters. I bring you news of ZOMM, the world&amp;#039;s first wireless leash for your mobile phone.  ZOMM, which stands for Zachary, Olivia and Madison&amp;#039;s Mom, is the brainchild of Laurie Penix. The small device attaches to your key chain and uses Bluetooth technology to vibrate flash and sound an alarm every time you wander too far away from your phone. Bluetooth technology has a range of about 30 feet in open space, but distances can vary depending on how many obstacles the signal has to pass through. ZOMM sells for $79.99 and is available in white and black. If that&amp;#039;s not enough to entice you, ZOMM will flash, vibrate, and sound an alert when you get a call which you can answer by pressing the large button in the middle of the device once or send to voicemail by pressing twice. Another great feature: By holding down the button, you can sound a panic alarm that will act as a deterrent and notify people around you that you&amp;#039;re in danger. By continuing to hold the button through the alarm, ZOMM will actually dial local emergency assistance from anywhere in the world. Plus, it&amp;#039;s a fully functional speakerphone with a noise-canceling microphone. Try our tips to Organize Your Household Gadgets but if you&amp;#039;re still prone to losing phones and end up buying a new one, try our Cell Phone Buying Guide. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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