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Monitors AnyWhere are proud to present their new MAWi Player!The MAWi Player is a software kit that turns any Android device into powerful AV gear that can also be controlled through the MAWi platform.At ISE2020 we will demo all of our features, including new device connectivity options and fresh enhancements to our MAWi platform. Amsterdam, 22 January 2020 — Monitors AnyWhere, a leading developer and provider of video wall and digital signage solutions, is proud to present their new MAWi Player!“MAWi Player is our most innovative product ”, says Nir Shomroni, Chief Business Officer at Monitors AnyWhere. “The MAWi Player is a software kit that turns any Android device into a powerful and versatile AV gear. It works flawlessly with our new MAWi platform, a unique platform that simplifies the control of digital signage screens and video walls, located anywhere in the world, using a user-friendly browser-based interface. Our dashboard can be accessed from any desktop, tablet or smartphone.”“With MAWi and MAWi Player”, adds Nir, “we are able to run on any Android-based device, support 4K resolution per-screen, and push content to screens over Wi-Fi ”.

Dragging windows with the mouse to allocate them within the desktop extended onto several monitors is tedious. With the help of Move to Monitor window action you can quickly place a particular window onto certain monitor. You can do it either via special button in window's title bar (left click - the instant move to the next monitor, right click - the submenu with the list of monitors), via special submenu in window's system menu or using the hotkeys:Besides manual allocation tricks, you can create rules for specific windows to put them onto the desired monitor automatically at their startup.In addition to quick allocation of windows between monitors, you can use the following features to enrich your window manipulation habits: Maximize to Desktop - click the right mouse button on window's regular Maximize title button to expand that window to all visible screen space. Right-click the Maximize button again to restore window's size back. Maximize Horizontally/Vertically - click the right mouse button on window's regular Maximize title button with the Shift/Ctrl key pressed to make window's width/height equal to its monitor's width/height. Right-click the Maximize title button again with the modifier key pressed to restore window's size back. Stretch to Border - click the right mouse button anywhere on window's sizeable border (if the window has it) to stretch that window towards the corresponding edge/corner of window's host monitor. Right-click the clicked border part again to restore window's size back. Snap to Border - click the right mouse button anywhere

As a new parent, it’s only natural to want to keep an eye on your little one at all times. Thanks to technology, we now have baby monitors that can help us keep tabs on our babies, especially when they are sleeping in another room.According to a recent survey, 36% of parents admitted using audio baby monitors, while 39% admitted using camera and audio baby monitors. This just proves how many parents across the globe rely on baby monitors to enable them to keep a watchful eye on their babies.Typically, there are three types of monitors: baby breathing monitors, video baby monitors, and WiFi baby monitors. Out of these three, the WiFi baby monitor stands out because it has been subject to major controversy. While these gadgets are very reliable and convenient, WiFi baby monitors have a number of disadvantages.This article will take a more in-depth look into the disadvantages of a WiF Baby Monitor. We will also look at how to increase its security-safety if you already have one.Top 4 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Buy a WiFi Baby MonitorWhile a WiFi baby monitor allows you to watch over your child from anywhere, they also come with a number of disadvantages. Here are four drawbacks to a WiFi baby monitor.1. Hackers Can Easily Gain Access to Your MonitorYou’ve probably heard of these stomach-churning baby monitor hacking stories. No one wants to bear the thought of their child being at the mercy of cyber hackers. Unfortunately, like any other WiFi-enabled device, baby monitors can also be hacked.One of the most frequently asked questions about baby monitor hacking is why someone would want to hack into a baby monitor in the first place.People hack into baby monitors (or any other security camera) for several reasons.They may want to satisfy their fetishes. It may sound disgusting, but people (otherwise known as voyeurs) find pleasure in watching other people do certain activities. It could be dressing, bathing, to mention a few. So someone can hack into your baby monitor to watch you bathe and dress your baby or watch them sleep.Another common reason is

Monitor WorldwideMonitoring your baby wherever you are! That’s possible with the Alecto Babycam 2.0 app. Our baby monitoring app is free of charge and works in conjunction with the Alecto DIVM-430 and DIVM-430C video baby monitors. This app does not support other Alecto-brand baby cameras or cameras of any third parties. These baby monitors can be placed anywhere in your home and connected to your home network. The image is sent with a secured connection through the internet to your Android device.A lot of featuresEverything you’ve come to expect of a modern video baby monitor; the Alecto Babycam 2.0 app supports it. By streaming sound and video, the basics are covered. The talkback function can be used to comfort your baby or have contact during a trip. The app can record video and sound and play songs.Safe and EasyAt Alecto you and your babies’ safety are of paramount importance. This means that our baby monitors are to be monitored only by you. These baby monitors can only be connected by first linking the phone within a short distance of the camera. The camera will only connect with devices that have first been linked. This enables us to ensure top security without compromising ease of use.You can find detailed information on our website:

On your needs and tastes, you have a few different types of monitors to choose from:Local-video monitors are among the simplest to set up. The camera and display units don’t use a Wi-Fi connection, so they have to stay within about 1,000 feet of each other (just under the length of three football fields) to work. The camera itself must be plugged in, while the display needs to be charged daily. Most good local monitors let you see your baby’s room clearly from your own yard, should sitting outside by a fire in the evenings be something you aspire to once your baby arrives.Wi-Fi monitors are more complicated than local monitors. They still require a camera to remain plugged in near the baby, but they also need a Wi-Fi connection to communicate with an app that you set up on a smartphone or tablet so that parents and caretakers can do remote check-ins of the baby’s room anywhere they have cell service. That entails loading the matching app on a smartphone and being security conscious. It’s also more complicated to hand over the task of checking on a sleeping baby to other caretakers. If you travel frequently to destinations with bad Wi-Fi—or Wi-Fi of unknown quality—you should have a backup monitor, such as our inexpensive audio-only pick. That’s because you should never connect a Wi-Fi baby monitor to the unsecured Wi-Fi at a hotel or other public place; you should use a Wi-Fi monitor only on networks that you know