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10 months ago
in Use your iPhone for home security. on Mobile Industry Review
Hey Sam, nice find. Not sure about mobile video security fully catching on, but can def see a future in hooking up your mobile to security devices.
Along similar lines but not really security, check out mobiletraffic.tv . Came across it on Lifehacker a couple of months ago. It lets you look through a number of road traffic cameras throughout London via your mobile (about 100 cameras i think). The pictures upate every couple of mins. Awesome stuff, but it's something i rarely use. Guess it would be handy if you're trying to decide whether it would be quicker to take the tube or a taxi.......see no reason why it wouldn't wok on the iPhone.
Along similar lines but not really security, check out mobiletraffic.tv . Came across it on Lifehacker a couple of months ago. It lets you look through a number of road traffic cameras throughout London via your mobile (about 100 cameras i think). The pictures upate every couple of mins. Awesome stuff, but it's something i rarely use. Guess it would be handy if you're trying to decide whether it would be quicker to take the tube or a taxi.......see no reason why it wouldn't wok on the iPhone.
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Samantha
Thanks Neil!
I don't know, security is something we're becoming more conscious of, and it's definitely becoming a bigger part of our lives. We'll see though. It'll either flop, or it'll do well.
Thanks for the other link too! It's probably more useful for commutors as you said. I'll test it out once I can get it to work!
Samantha.
I don't know, security is something we're becoming more conscious of, and it's definitely becoming a bigger part of our lives. We'll see though. It'll either flop, or it'll do well.
Thanks for the other link too! It's probably more useful for commutors as you said. I'll test it out once I can get it to work!
Samantha.
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