LAKE FOREST, CA, May 09, 2013 (Press-News.org) Securing our homes and assets has never been more important. With crime rates rapidly rising, criminals getting smarter and terrorist activities at their peaks, why shouldn't your security get smarter as well? Thus, providing security to all people, Worldeyecam launched its entire series of iMaxCam with high resolution and unique features that help you keep a check on your property, no matter where you are. Simply install these apps into your android tablets and check your home, business and all other assets easily with just the swipe of your finger.
Worldeyecam is best known for its wide range of security cameras and DVR recorders; each designed especially to offer you with the best security for your property. The iMaxCam Pro line and it's exclusive security cameras and DVR recorders are designed especially to offer you with the best security for your home or business. The iMaxCam series includes the iMaxCam, iMaxCam HD, iMaxCam Pro and the iMaxCam Pro HD, each inclusive of extremely user-friendly features that make it easy for you to keep a close watch on what matters most. The features include higher resolution, Pan-tilt-Zoom camera control, Instant e-mail alerts, capturing pictures and videos, and more. These apps are designed particularly based on the touch screen feature offered by all androids and tablets. This allows you to control the camera movements from your androids and zoom in and out to check your assets from different locations. You also get the feature of clicking pictures and videos which can be instantly saved into your phones and sent by e-mail as attachments.
This launch is the optimal way to secure your home or business. Most of these apps are available free and designed to increase your security. Once your security cameras are ready and their apps installed into your androids and iPhone, you will have the ability to see and record your home or office right from your mobile device. The main goal of designing these apps is to ensure your security at all times. Install these affordable security cameras today and install their android apps for highest security and high quality resolution.
World Eye Cam Inc. is known for providing best and various CCTV security products. The company is also into developing applications and software for regulating and managing CCTV cameras and byproducts.
Website: www.worldeyecam.com
ImaxCam - Security Camera Apps Launched by Worldeyecam for All Androids and iPhone
Securing your home and assets just got easier with the launch of a brand new set of security camera applications released by Worldeyecam. With a simple swipe of your finger on you can see for yourself the security of all your home or office anytime.
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[Press-News.org] ImaxCam - Security Camera Apps Launched by Worldeyecam for All Androids and iPhoneSecuring your home and assets just got easier with the launch of a brand new set of security camera applications released by Worldeyecam. With a simple swipe of your finger on you can see for yourself the security of all your home or office anytime.