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Cobra iRadar for Android available on April 4

By: , IntoMobile
Thursday, March 24th, 2011 at 1:48 AM

We knew Cobra will release its iRadar app for Android at some point in April. Well, now we have the exact date and it’s April 4th.

Those unfamiliar should know that Cobra iRadar is touted as the industry’s most advanced smart detection system, which uses Bluetooth to communicate between dash-mounted radar/laser detector and the Cobra iRadar app — already available for the iPhone and will soon hit the Android Market, too.

The Cobra iRadar platform consists of:

  • A dash-mounted detection unit, providing radar and laser detection technology.
  • Cobra’s continually-updated AURA Camera & Driving Hazard Database, for up-to-the-minute speed and red light camera alerts, known speed traps and dangerous intersection alerts.
  • A smartphone app for safety alerts, configuration, mapping software, compass heading, car battery status and more.
  • Cloud-based services with social media-like safety alert sharing.

Cobra iRadar for Android and Cobra iRadar for iPhone have a suggested price of $129.95 and are available at select retailers and from Cobra’s website.

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