We’ve all had that sinking feeling that something bad is happening to our home while we’re at work, on the road or on vacation.
Call it paranoia, but there’s no denying that disasters can and do strike when you least expect it. It happened to my family and just a few months ago. Arriving home from a weekend ski trip, we were welcomed to standing water in our rec room. A pipe had burst, ruining the floors and walls. We’ve since gutted and remodeled the room, but since then we can’t help but feel apprehensive about leaving our home unattended for any length of time.
Thanks to a affordable app from Smartvue, nervous Nellies like me can check up on their homesteads right on the screen of an iPhone or iPod Touch.
The 99-cent application, available on the Apple App Store, supports an unlimited number of IP surveillance cameras.
Other features include:
Smartvue recommends an unlimited data usage plan for using the app over a mobile data connection to avoid being charged by a wireless service provider for 3G, GPRS and EDGE mobile data usage.

I think what the big deal is, is that the homeowner can download the app, input some minor information, and get this up and running. You do not need to be a techie to do it.
By the way, what is the name of this app?
And because this is an iPhone app, this is news?
Come on people, just because it’s on an iPhone doesn’t make it cool or tech…Look, I’ve been doing this on my Windows mobile phone for years now using dLink and Linksys IP cameras in my house! I’m running 5 different cameras and they are all viewable on my windows mobile phone…always have been…and I’ve been doing this for years! This isn’t something new people…Us Windows users have been ahead of this iPhone app curve for a long time now!
Ed
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