While you are the pasta dish at the table over, you can actually secret "meeting" people, called by a Bluetooth phone application RendezBlu. You need to set up a free account on rendezblu. com, download and install the application on your phone, set up your preferences (whether you are male and / or collect female profiles), and then restart the discovery process. Then you minimize the application so it runs in the background. RendezBlu will scan their surroundings for 5 minutes, all other phones, the application executes. If the match preferences (eg if you're a man looking for men, it is not saved to a male profile search for women only), your phone, save the profile until it is either switched off or you have the contact uploaded to the site. It is a contradiction to show you how many profiles have saved it. Currently RendezBlu is only compatible with Symbian phones with S60 version 3 or Windows Mobile 6 version. 1, but there are other platforms in development. The area is about 30 meters or 10 meters. Possible applications are "hidden" from, subject to meeting business contacts, blind dates, school trips, exchanges, etc. The nice thing is that in a way that you've "already fulfilled", and since you were both on at the same point same time, there's a good chance that you are getting the same interests, even if it's just eating at your favorite spot. For people who want to directly approach the other, this is not for you, but if you feel more comfortable contacting people via e-mail, then you should give in any case, try this application. For some it is fun and exciting to see where you "met" in one night when you go home and log on to the side. Another advantage is that your network of contacts made can not be falsified or inflated by other artificial compounds. The only people you see online are the people who came within 30 meters or 10 meters is run by you with RendezBlu too. You can always someone you want to delete do not know without them ever to be linked to it. Now you can find a way and have RendezBlu view the other side. . .

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