No doubt, a lot of companies now-a-days are putting their best foot forward to make users’ life easier. Be it some highly-advanced mobile phone or some greatly assisting app, every bit is contributing to make lives of phone bugs way too easy. Joining such segment, Homemanageables has recently proclaimed the new home control and monitoring applications for the G1 phone from Google/T-Mobile and the Motorola Droid available through Verizon.
Now, these latest applications can be effortlessly accessed using the broadest array of devices in the industry.
“The evolution of smartphones and alternate access devices is occurring at an increasingly rapid pace,” stated David Asofsky, CEO of Homemanageables. “Here at Homemanageables, we get that. We also know that consumers want to upgrade to the newest offerings with minimal pain and zero loss of functionality. With that in mind, we purposefully built our underlying platform to ensure a seamless transition for our customers as they opt to use new devices.”
In fact, the addition of these leading-edge smartphones complements the productive line-up of remote access points already attainable for use with the company’s’ innovative home management applications. The entrancing board of offerings includes an iPhone application available on Apple Computer’s App Store, a web-based graphical user interface, a mobile phone browser interface and an Interactive Voice Command System, specifically created to offer a solution for those who want to literally “talk” to their homes when on the road.
Homemanageables is anticipated to demonstrate new interfaces at the CES later this week. But, the availability details of these new Android apps are quite bleary for now.