However, only a computer or laptop is able to open zip files, not tablets or smartphones. 

@Lawrence Bowers I am thinking about getting a wireless indoor camera that notify via smartphone for motion sensor.

We will not allow them full access to any of our computers, smart phones, office and so on.

The Osmo can work with most smart phones too, so that's nice.

I am not good with new technology, but Google voice as I use it lets me give vocal commands to my smart phone instead of tying the commands out.

I was told appraisers take a picture of the CO alarm with their smartphone and provide it in their report.I actually had a CO alarm installed near the fireplace (which my home inspector missed), and then I learned I had to have one installed (ideally) in each bedroom or as a tradeoff, in the hallway right outside the bedrooms as long as all the people in the bedrooms could hear it if it ever went off.

With technology were it is today your smart phone, tablet or digital camera should allow average Joe's as well as professionals to take many quality photo's.

The part that attracted it to me is how is actuates when my smartphone makes the Bluetooth connection to my car.

Request Videos and Photos of the PropertyThanks to smartphones, you can now request videos and photos of your property from your tenants throughout the lease term.

With one app I monitor security, thermostats and locking my doors from my smartphone.