WiHood, World’s First “Virtual Laptop” That Protects Children Online - Anywhere, Anytime!

Oslo, Norway (SANEPR.com) April 28, 2008 -- WiHood announces the world’s first “virtual laptop” that protects children online anywhere –anytime with WiHood’s USB bracelet.

WiHood’s “virtual laptop” on a USB bracelet is portable and can be worn on the wrist, carried in a pocket or in a school bag. WiHood’s USB bracelet is made of non-toxic silicon so it is safe and durable for children. WiHood’s bracelet protects children online when the parents are not home, or when the children are surfing at a friend’s home, or at school, or on vacation.

WiHood’s bracelets are inserted into any internet connected PC launching the WiHood virtual laptop service that provides each child with their own personal virtual desktop. WiHood’s web filtering service is integrated into the WiHood desktop that provides games and office applications, all while protecting children online.

“WiHood is a portable child friendly service that parents have always wanted for their children”, says Thomas F. Anglero, Founder and CEO of WiHood. “WiHood protects children, saves parents money from buying a new laptop and kids love that they have their own “virtual laptop” that stores their pictures, music, homework, etc. and can be worn on their wrist”.

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WiHood is one of the most important new services for families worldwide. Since its launch on February 1st, WiHood has been aggressively partnering with schools and companies in the US, Scandinavia and Europe to protect children online. Contact Thomas F. Anglero, CEO of WiHood to reserve an interview.

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WiHood is based in Oslo (Norway). WiHood was incorporated in August 2007 and has been honored to be awarded funding from Innovation Norway (a division of the Norwegian government providing funding only to Norway’s most innovative companies). WiHood was founded to bridge the digital-divide amongst children while protecting them online using Web 2.0 thinking (web services and cloud computing technologies). Additional information can be found at http://www.WiHood.com .