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Tech Edge: Home Security from your Smartphone

By: Brad Reed
Updated: November 1, 2011
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Making sure your property is safe is as simple as looking at your smartphone.

 

Kelli Katzer with Sam's Club says rather than dealing with dozens of monitors, you can check on your home or business from your phone with the latest home security systems.

 

 

"You can take your smartphone, your tablet or your PC and download an app for the system that you have," explains Katzer.  "You can then remotely view any of your cameras on any system, anywhere in the world."

 

Click on the video to see more of the latest trends in home security.

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