Know the Signs with Heineken Breathalyzer iPhone Application

11 January, 2010 - 04:07 PM - 7 Comments

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Heineken. All opinions are 100% mine.

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When going out on the town or socializing in clubs and bars with friends, it is always good to be cautious and know the signs if you may have imbibed too much alcohol and are a risk to yourself and others while driving. Heineken offers a Breathalyzer iPhone application that helps you raise awareness and stop and get one of your friends to pay attention to their alcohol levels. Even though this is a comical / game application, by convincing somebody to run the application and test it, they can raise their awareness level and potentially make the right decision as a result of the application showing their perceived alcohol level.

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According to the application information you would Download the Heineken Breathalyzer iPhone app and run the application while you are out somewhere and want to test yours or a friends sobriety. Simply run the app and blow on the iPhone to watch see what character you or your friend turns into. Find out if your character is “The Flirt”, or “The Stumbler”, or worse yet “The Groper”.
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For more information and to learn more about the campaign and the application itself, you can visit The Heineken Know The Signs website which has a link to download the application as well as video’s promoting the “Know the Signs Campaign”.

Know the signs and be safe when drinking out in public my friends.

-Dragon Blogger

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Nordictrack Nate

Kind of a silly application. So many people buy into the pointless stuff like that.. Just don't drink, and if you are going to drink, DON"T drink and drive. My dad was killed by a drunk driver when i was 13. It was my sister's 8th birthday. There are 8 kids in my family. I am a huge iPhone fan, but not a drinking fan.

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Justin Germino

Sorry to hear that. I am also not a fan of drinking and even less so of those who drive drunk.

Sheridan Zollner

Apple has taken battery life extremely seriously in their careful development of the iPhone, and it's shown. While Android devices get a kitchen-sink's worth of features that you may consider to be a fair tradeoff for battery life, there's little question that the iPhone's battery life outlasts that of most Android devices. Battery performance definitely varies from Android handset to Android handset (the recently released EVO is taking big hits for its poor battery performance), but the iPhone's battery performance—particularly the new iPhone's performance—generally outlasts Android's.

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Awesome application!
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Thats such a cool idea. I have recently purchased an i-phone so I shall check this out.
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Rose

Interesting application, but I wonder if it will have much success if the friend is already intoxicated.
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greenlants

So I went to the Heineken site and I'm gathering that it really is just a game/joke. But that would be REALLY cool if they came out with a Breathalyzer app. It could save lives and people money and jail time. They came out with an app for the iPhone where you hook it up to a rifle and the app is a scope...so if they can do that, I don't see why they can't do a Breathalyzer one!