WIMP - Where Is My Phone v. 1.3.0.0
Requirements: Windows Mobile 5 or 6 Phone, Internal GPS (it will work with an external GPS device, but obviously only when connected)
Overview: In the event of your phone being lost or stolen, you can simply send a specially formatted SMS text message to the phone and the W.I.M.P software will silently intercept it. W.I.M.P. will then send back a message containing the phone's GPS location in a format which can be entered into any common mapping application.


OK - so someone steals your phone. What is the first thing they're going to do? Change the SIM card right? The W.I.M.P. application will automatically detect a change in the SIM card and send you a text message containing the new number. You can then use that number to track the device's location or even ring the phone!

W.I.M.P. will always run covertly in the background, it will even automatically start when you reset the phone ensuring it is always protected.

Features

• Runs silently and covertly in the background. It doesn't even show in the list of running programs.
• Will send your phone's GPS coordinates via text message, allowing you to accurately track your phone's location using any common mapping application (e.g. http://maps.google.com)
• If the SIM card is replaced on the phone, it will automatically send a text message informing you of the new number

More Info:

Release Tester's Reviews: Kareem

Download Instructions:
 http://rapidshare.com/files/104248164/wimp.1.3.0.incl.keygen.tum0rc0re.and.Tyra.rar
http://www.speedyshare.com/873576163.html
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZSTIUOBC
http://www.sendspace.com/file/u7ul10

Keygen made by Tyra & tum0rc0re for the previous release, however key is still valid for version 1.3

this was released & nuked few days ago because we recieved a lot of complaints that the keygen is not working!!
are you sure that it is a valid rlz?

Well... I've just installed it and activated. This screenshot is from my pocketpc...

it's not working with the provided keygenerator it's saying "wrong pin"...

EDIT

hmm strange, what am I doing wrong?

Err... Wrong PIN? Are you sure you enter the code into the right box?
A quick how-to:
1. Open your phone app (press the green button) and enter *#06#
2. Enter your IMEI number into the keygen.
3. Open WIMP, enter 0000 as they first access key, you may change it later.
4. Open menu under the right softkey and choose to register, enter the key from keygen and voila...

ok thx for this, it actually works and rocks:)
maybe this is a silly question but I can't find the answer anywhere - how should this "specially formatted SMS text message" look like?

Well... Just test it... Send a text message from another phone with $WIMP[password] and wait for the answer.

Nice release, 15 WRZ$ Reward + 7 WRZ$ for the mirror. Category: Phone Utilities

Hmm, when I enter *#06# and hit dial it says that the U.S. Cellular number is no longer in service. Any ideas?

henbone11 just go to start -> settings -> system -> system information = that's where your IMEI is displayed

Thanks for the program, michaldu. I've tried all of the suggestions mentioned above, but i can not get the program to accept the keygen code? Help please

Make sure you enter a 15 digit IMEI (AFAIK IMEI displayed in the app is a few digits short, you can find your valid IMEI number in settings or using an universal code: *#06#).

< And  HERE is the .CAB file for WM5 & WM6 >
< Request a personal key in our Serial/key providing service topic >

hey guys, what happend if the thief that stoled the phone put a sim card that doesn't have any credits? will that mesage still be sent ? And how often does the program sent sms's? every time that someone changes the sim card ?

daisuke of course it wont send any message in such case.

I have a different problem. When I'm sending for example a message like this: $WIMP[3457]
where 3457 is my password,
I will receive a confirmation of delivery but the phone (wm6) won't send any message back... anybody else got this issue? no gps data, nothing at all. Only a confirmation from my network operator.