The 2016 version of Manything, the smartphone app that is capable of converting your phone into a home-monitoring security camera, features new and improved features that enable it to stand out in the increasingly competitive home security market. Apps, like cars, need to be refreshed and offered in new versions to keep them current and desirable, and this is certainly the case with Manything.
Developed for both the iOS and Android platforms, the Manything app now allows you to record using motion triggers. This means that the camera can capture a video feed of activity if something appears in the camera's view, before ceasing recording once things are still again.
The new Manything app also features reduced live stream delays, and the ability to pause and continue file uploads in the event that your phone loses its connection to the Manything cloud.
This app allows you to convert your humble smartphone into a home-monitoring system, with reliable working and non-intrusive design making it an excellent alternative to stand-alone home-monitoring systems.
What's Driving This Trend
- Motion-triggered Recording
- The trend of motion-triggered recording allows for more efficient video capturing by only recording when there is movement.
- Improved Live Stream Delays
- The trend of reducing live stream delays provides users with real-time monitoring capabilities for enhanced security.
- Seamless File Uploads
- The trend of seamless file uploads ensures that video recordings are not interrupted even when network connections are lost temporarily.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Security
- The home security industry can leverage motion-triggered recording to offer more efficient and reliable solutions to customers.
- Surveillance Technology
- The surveillance technology industry can capitalize on improved live stream delays to provide real-time monitoring solutions for various sectors, such as retail or transportation.
- Mobile App Development
- The mobile app development industry can focus on creating seamless file upload features to enhance user experience in various applications, including home monitoring systems.
