Qwell Technologies Launches a Blackberry Service Application Designed to Stop Untimely Calls When You Don't Want to Be Reached, Unless It Is an Urgent Matter.
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Posted on September 14, 2010 at 7:35:01 PM
Qwell Technologies Launches a Blackberry Service Application Designed to Stop Untimely Calls When You Don't Want to Be Reached, Unless It Is an Urgent Matter.
Qwell offers a simple yet effective way to let Blackberry users take back control of their privacy. With a single click of a button, Qwell alerts callers that you are not taking calls at this time. However if it is an urgent matter, Qwell will connect the call. It's that easy.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- Qwell is designed to empower the mobile user with an easy way to disconnect responsibly. From children to CEOs, the mobile phone has added tremendous value to the user. The convenience of staying connected in the wireless era has impacted everything from families to corporations. Parents can call their children anytime and employees can be productive when out of the office. But all this has not come without a price. Ask anyone who's been awakened in the middle of the night by a wrong call or anyone who's been repeatedly disrupted when they're trying to meet a deadline.
"With Qwell we set out to solve a problem that we call The Wireless Paradox. That is to say, when your phone is on you are available 24/7, regardless if you want to be reached or not. And if your phone is off, you're disconnected from the world and risk missing an urgent call. With Qwell, the user has the ability to silence their phone while still remaining reachable for urgent calls. This way you get the best of both worlds," said Rene Elizondo, Co-Founder of Qwell Technologies. "We wanted to create something that is as simple to use as the Do Not Disturb sign on your hotel door. The one that tells people you don't want to be bothered but please knock if the hotel is on fire," Elizondo stated.
"We believe there is a pent up demand for an easy way to filter out annoying and unwanted calls. One that does not require complicated set-ups. Our research shows that many users want their privacy but are unwilling to take the time to create 'Do and Don't' lists to manage their contacts. And even if you make a list, what happens if you get an urgent call from a number your list does not recognize? You simply miss the call!" said Dave Garden, Co-Founder of Qwell Technologies. "With Qwell, we've made it so that the user doesn't have to do any work. It's an On/Off button that lets Qwell do all the work for you," Garden said.
"In this hyper-connected world we live in, Qwell can help strengthen all areas of your life. Relationships and families can spend more quality time without the constant disruptions of the mobile phone. Qwell can help you manage your time more efficiently so that you can focus on your work or studies. We're in the business of personal freedom," stated Elizondo.
"With Qwell's email delivery for voicemail, I can enjoy my cup of coffee in the morning while listening to my voicemail on my computer, iPad and of course my phone. In whichever order I choose. I can also organize and forward my voicemail. Qwell automatically sends an email with all attempted breakthroughs. This is great in the event of a dead, lost or stolen phone." -Qwell user.
Qwell service is only available in the U.S. at this time.
Qwell is available for a free 14 day trial at https://www.qwell.com/
Watch a short video below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?vLdaY_uvP2s&feature=player_embedded
Source: Qwell
CONTACT: Dave Garden of Qwell Technologies, +1-818-648-8094,
info@qwell.com or investorrelations@qwell.com
Web Site: http://www.qwell.com/
Qwell offers a simple yet effective way to let Blackberry users take back control of their privacy. With a single click of a button, Qwell alerts callers that you are not taking calls at this time. However if it is an urgent matter, Qwell will connect the call. It's that easy.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- Qwell is designed to empower the mobile user with an easy way to disconnect responsibly. From children to CEOs, the mobile phone has added tremendous value to the user. The convenience of staying connected in the wireless era has impacted everything from families to corporations. Parents can call their children anytime and employees can be productive when out of the office. But all this has not come without a price. Ask anyone who's been awakened in the middle of the night by a wrong call or anyone who's been repeatedly disrupted when they're trying to meet a deadline.
"With Qwell we set out to solve a problem that we call The Wireless Paradox. That is to say, when your phone is on you are available 24/7, regardless if you want to be reached or not. And if your phone is off, you're disconnected from the world and risk missing an urgent call. With Qwell, the user has the ability to silence their phone while still remaining reachable for urgent calls. This way you get the best of both worlds," said Rene Elizondo, Co-Founder of Qwell Technologies. "We wanted to create something that is as simple to use as the Do Not Disturb sign on your hotel door. The one that tells people you don't want to be bothered but please knock if the hotel is on fire," Elizondo stated.
"We believe there is a pent up demand for an easy way to filter out annoying and unwanted calls. One that does not require complicated set-ups. Our research shows that many users want their privacy but are unwilling to take the time to create 'Do and Don't' lists to manage their contacts. And even if you make a list, what happens if you get an urgent call from a number your list does not recognize? You simply miss the call!" said Dave Garden, Co-Founder of Qwell Technologies. "With Qwell, we've made it so that the user doesn't have to do any work. It's an On/Off button that lets Qwell do all the work for you," Garden said.
"In this hyper-connected world we live in, Qwell can help strengthen all areas of your life. Relationships and families can spend more quality time without the constant disruptions of the mobile phone. Qwell can help you manage your time more efficiently so that you can focus on your work or studies. We're in the business of personal freedom," stated Elizondo.
"With Qwell's email delivery for voicemail, I can enjoy my cup of coffee in the morning while listening to my voicemail on my computer, iPad and of course my phone. In whichever order I choose. I can also organize and forward my voicemail. Qwell automatically sends an email with all attempted breakthroughs. This is great in the event of a dead, lost or stolen phone." -Qwell user.
Qwell service is only available in the U.S. at this time.
Qwell is available for a free 14 day trial at https://www.qwell.com/
Watch a short video below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?vLdaY_uvP2s&feature=player_embedded
Source: Qwell
CONTACT: Dave Garden of Qwell Technologies, +1-818-648-8094,
info@qwell.com or investorrelations@qwell.com
Web Site: http://www.qwell.com/