SEOUL, South Korea, November 4, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Rinasoft (www.rinasoft.co.kr, CEO: Sung-Kwan Kim) announced that its smartphone addiction prevention app 'UBhind -- Mobile Pattern Life' is being received favorably across the world.
Rinasoft is currently servicing the app in nine languages, English, Chinese, Japanese, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian and Korean. According to the company, the total downloads exceeded 170,000 in around five months since the first overseas version was released in May.
Recently, Rinasoft distributed a German version with updated functions. The update applied a more intuitive UI and an improved statistical function. At the same time, 'immediate lock' function was added to the existing 'lock function' that helps users refrain from overusing their smartphones by locking smartphones when the set time or the target time of usage is exceeded.
'UBhind -- Mobile Pattern Life' checks and analyzes the amount of smartphone use per day and which applications are used most often. In addition to various analysis data that help users identify the patterns of their smartphone usage, this app provides features to measure how many times the smartphone screen is turned on, set a target time of use, and issue an alarm when the set time is reached. These are all designed to help prevent smartphone addiction.
In particular, although providing complicated and detailed data, this app, with its convenient control and systematic design, helps users check their data easily. The app, which is currently available only for Android, can be downloaded for free from the Google Play Store.
Rinasoft CEO Sung-Kwan Kim said, "Based on the favorable responses from countries where the product was released, we added a DST (daylight saving time) function recently. In addition, we plan to add a function to compare individual users' smartphone utilization patterns against those of all UBhind users."
Specializing in mobile applications and solutions, RinasoftGlobal develops and operates applications for various fields, such as education, entertainment, utility and SNS, using both iOS and Android-based technologies.
