iPhone & iPod Touch
iPad
Blackberry PlayBook
Blackberry Smartphone
Android
Windows Mobile
Palm
Anti Mosquito Plus 1.0
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Do you know only female mosquitoes bite? Do you know female mosquitoes only bite when they are being pregnant? Anti Mosquito Plus turns your iPhone/iPod Touch into Mosquito Repeller. It mimics male mosquito and dragonfly (mosquito natural enemy) sound frequencies that keeps you away from biting pregnant female mosquitoes. Anti Mosquito Plus allows you to play sound frequency with your own music at background, or in energy-saving sleep mode. It provides selection of sound frequency to be played, a) male mosquito only, b) dragonfly only, or c) both. Scientific Information: A) Male mosquitoes do not bite, only female mosquitoes bite. Female mosquitoes normally bite during their spawning period, at this time they do not like being approached by male mosquitoes. They will stay away once they hear male mosquitoes flying sound frequencies. B) Dragonflies are the mortal enemy for mosquitoes and in flight they generate sound frequencies. When dragonfly wing's sound appears in the air, female mosquitoes will stay away from it too. Features: - 2 mosquito repell sound frequencies - male mosquito, and dragonfly. - 3 sound frequencies to be chosen - male mosquito, dragonfly, and both male mosquito & dragonfly. - Selection to play with own music at background, or in sleep mode. - Volume control for sound frequencies. - Easy to use one page only selection. ** How to play Anti Mosquito Plus with your own music at background? a) Launch Anti Mosquito Plus. b) Choose your desired sound frequency and tap on ON/OFF button at center of screen. c) Press HOME button twice quickly to show music menu and tap on play button. Anti Mosquito Plus requires built-in or external speaker. iPod Touch 1st Gen must use external speaker as it does not have built-in speaker. Notice: Use at your own risk. Hiratte Software Solution is not responsible for any human rights violation usage, and any other impacts.  |