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FrontDoorSoftware Corporation Unveils New Website

FrontDoorSoftware Corporation has recently unveiled its new company website, www.frontdoorsoftware.com. The new website provides visitors with detailed information about its products and a simple interface for downloading the software.

2011-04-06
EVERGREEN, CO, April 05, 2011 (Press-News.org) FrontDoorSoftware Corporation has recently unveiled its new company website, www.frontdoorsoftware.com. The new website provides visitors with detailed information about its products and a simple interface for downloading the software.

"We wanted our website to provide a better user experience and make it easier for people to access this powerful, free software program," said Carrie Hafeman, president of FrontDoorSoftware Corporation. "With this new website layout, it is easier than ever before to sign up for this service."

Once installed on a computer, the free software gives the owner 10 powerful features designed to help track down and recover a laptop if it is lost or stolen. Some of the customer benefits the product provides are:

- Each laptop registered is automatically entered into an international web-based recovery center that collects the unique machine address (MAC address), owner information and equipment information, providing a proof of ownership.
- The owner can activate a digital asset tag that displays contact information on the boot-up screen. This provides a way for someone in possession of a lost laptop to contact the rightful owner quickly.
- The owner can activate a "Stolen Computer" message that appears on the boot-up screen notifying whoever is using the computer that it has been reported stolen and helping prevent an illegal resale of the computer.
- The owner can send a lockdown code to the computer effectively freezing access to programs and protecting personal owner information.
- The owner can activate an audio message announcing to all within hearing distance that the laptop was stolen, essentially allowing the computer to sound its own distress signal and shout for help. Owners can even create their own custom message to yell at the thief.
- The owner can also send a message that appears on the boot-up screen and attempt to communicate in real time with whoever has the computer and negotiate its safe return.

For those who wish for even more options for recovering a lost or stolen laptop, FrontDoorSoftware Corporation also has a deluxe service which includes a geo-tracking mechanism. Should someone boot-up a stolen computer and attempt to access the Internet, the computer will try to pinpoint its location on a Google Map and send that location to the rightful owner.

To view FrontDoorSoftware's new website go to www.frontdoorsoftware.com. To sign up for the free laptop loss prevention and recovery basic software click on the blue "Protect My Laptop Now" button on the site's homepage. The software is available for both Windows and Mac based computers.

About FrontDoorSoftware Corporation

FrontDoorSoftware Corporation is a privately held company based in Evergreen, Colorado. Started by Carrie Hafeman in 2006, FrontDoorSoftware is quickly becoming one of the leading laptop loss prevention and recovery software brands available.

For more information, go to www.frontdoorsoftware.com or call (303) 670-8800.


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[Press-News.org] FrontDoorSoftware Corporation Unveils New Website
FrontDoorSoftware Corporation has recently unveiled its new company website, www.frontdoorsoftware.com. The new website provides visitors with detailed information about its products and a simple interface for downloading the software.