We Can Read Your Mind

08-22-2008

SAN FRANCISCO, CA (August 22, 2008)…Next-generation mobile application development specialist Digital Agua today unveiled the world’s first iPhone application that reads minds. Powered by soon-to-be-patented psychic technology, the firm’s revolutionary MoodPhone can predict a person’s true, underlying mood. iPhone users can now find out in an instant if they secretly feel sad, super sad, submissive, schizophrenic, bootylicious, or belly-scratchin’ good. These emotions represent only a small sample of MoodPhone’s advanced mood detection capabilities, as Digital Agua understands the tapestry of human emotion is vast and complex. The application can also recognize, for example, when a user feels pimpin’.

Inspired by the 70s-era mood ring, MoodPhone uses the motion of your hand to provide accurate predictions of your emotions at any moment. You can select from 10 different mood-categorizing themes – Metalhead, Naughty, Bubble Gum, and Psychosis are a few examples – and each theme features seven unique moods. To initiate the clairvoyance mechanism, you simply tap the Check Mood button. MoodPhone responds with a kaleidoscopic background display (indicating the application’s telephony telepathy is functioning properly) and then reveals your mood – which, for Digital Agua founder and CXO James Butler, comes up every time as “Rock-n-Roll.”

“People ask why we developed a mood predictor” said Butler. “But we all agreed that when you discover psychic abilities, it’s pretty selfish not to share them. We’re also frequently asked about its accuracy. We can make no guarantees whatsoever about the accuracy of MoodPhone’s readings; results vary widely any time you’re dealing with clairvoyance. But what I can tell you is this: MoodPhone demonstrated 100% accuracy in reading the emotions of every single member of the Digital Agua development team.”

Realizing the great need for accurate mood-prediction technology around the globe, Digital Agua has also localized the MoodPhone application for a variety of regions by translating it into 16 different languages. With such widespread localization, MoodPhone is far and away the biggest distribution in Digital Agua’s two-year history. The application also illustrates the firm’s expertise in developing highly functional, habit-forming applications that can be seamlessly localized for any international audience.

“We always strive to build mobile applications that are so fundamentally engaging they transcend language and culture,” said Butler. “I mean, name one country that doesn’t need a mood predictor – you can’t. MoodPhone, like our other applications, fills a universal need.”

For more information on these applications or Digital Agua capabilities, visit www.digitalagua.com.