Skycam's makers plan to sell the hardware at a flat fee of $99 per unit; because it runs on Skype, there are no additional software costs. You’ll be able to monitor the feed from a smartphone, tablet, or a PC.
Now you can finally transform your place in the home of tomorrow.
Security systems, cars, homes, appliances: everything modern, seemingly, has a remote control.
Even you.
AT&T's quest to attract developers (and make you hate it less) is off to a strong start in 2013.
SmartThings, the hack-your-world Kickstarter project that had already raised $1.2 million, added another $3 million from First Round Capital and more than 20 angel investors.
Home security company Vivint sells to Blackstone for $2B
Home surveillance camera maker Dropcam has been a prime example of how a fledging company can do hardware right.
And investors agree: The company has just secured $12 million in second round of funding led by Menlo Ventures and supported …
The home of the future is inching closer.
AT&T on Monday announced “Digital Life”, a home security and automation platform that allows home owners to have unfettered control over the various minutiae of their home , including shades, door locks, …
