So much happened in 2007—writers went on strike, the Colts won the Super Bowl, and sadly, Harry Potter ended forever (not counting movies or spin-offs). Oh, and of course, Steve Jobs announced the first iPhone. Since then, much has changed. The iPhone and iPad have dominated the mobile market, and the next up-and-comer is likely […]
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Anyone who asks me about Parallels Access knows my favorite features are the File Browser and App Launcher. Here’s why: when I’m writing blog posts and essays, I can do it all on my iPad. For instance, when you’re on the go and a brain wave for a blog post or story detail hits, you […]
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If you’ve been following our posts and other news about Parallels Access, then you know that one great feature of the latest release is computer-to-computer connections. A quick recap: Parallels Access now provides the ability for you to use any computer to connect to one of your remote Mac or Windows computers. Here’s how that looks: For […]
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Spring break is right around the corner, but unfortunately, work can’t always be put on pause. So if you’re working or playing over break be sure you’re ready for both! While you’re packing, check out our list of “must-haves” to survive spring break: 1. Your iPad or Tablet with Parallels Access. Being armed with Parallels Access […]
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It’s 2015 and somehow we’re still waiting for widespread hoverboards and affordable smarthomes to permeate the gadget market. What gives? Luckily, at Parallels, we’ve created a Gadgets & Gizmos board on Pinterest to satiate our lust for gadgets while we wait. In other words, we’ve done the work for you when it comes to curating the […]
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Your keyboard can always be there for you. Use a full keyboard with #ParallelsAccess. Have your tab, delete, and arrow keys when you need them. Perfect for writing and finishing documents! #RemoteDesktop #iPhone A photo posted by Parallels (@parallelsdesktop) on Mar 4, 2015 at 9:10am PST Being a student has always been busy, but being in my last […]
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Mobile World Congress has begun! And the fun has already started for the Parallels team at #MWC15—here’s a few highlights of some of the action so far: Samsung’s “Relentless Innovation” and Beauty in Barcelona One of the events at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona is ShowStoppers, a conference-within-a-conference. Attendees at the ShowStoppers event […]
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Next Level Security Systems, a provider of unified, networked security solutions, today announced the availability of NLSS Cloud Services, which offers users remote access and multi-site security management from anywhere in the world.
NLSS Cloud Services are available for use with the entire suite of NLSS Gateway technologies. Powered by NextConnectTM, a patent-pending peer-to-peer technology that efficiently streams live video to an unlimited number of users from a single site, NLSS Cloud Services delivers access to the NLSS Gateway’s features through any Web browser or mobile device. Users can access camera settings, live surveillance video and door controls, and even view video streams from up to four different sites simultaneously on a single screen. In addition, software can be updated remotely, eliminating the need for on-site support.
“NLSS Cloud Services provides our customers with peace of mind that their security systems are operating and updated from anywhere in the world,” said Peter Jankowski, Chairman and CEO, Next Level Security Systems. “Our managed services used in conjunction with the NLSS Gateway truly delivers a comprehensive view of an entire security infrastructure to simplify system administration and management.”
NLSS Cloud Services improves upon traditional models of hosted video and access control by eliminating the need to route video and other data through a host computer for each update. NextConnect establishes a direct connection between the remote user and the NLSS Gateway, allowing video to stream faster and smoother with reduced bandwidth consumption. In addition, video quality is not degraded as more users log in to view the same video stream.
Next Level Security Systems, a provider of unified, networked security solutions, today announced the availability of NLSS Cloud Services, which offers users remote access and multi-site security management from anywhere in the world.
NLSS Cloud Services are available for use with the entire suite of NLSS Gateway technologies. Powered by NextConnectTM, a patent-pending peer-to-peer technology that efficiently streams live video to an unlimited number of users from a single site, NLSS Cloud Services delivers access to the NLSS Gateway’s features through any Web browser or mobile device. Users can access camera settings, live surveillance video and door controls, and even view video streams from up to four different sites simultaneously on a single screen. In addition, software can be updated remotely, eliminating the need for on-site support.
“NLSS Cloud Services provides our customers with peace of mind that their security systems are operating and updated from anywhere in the world,” said Peter Jankowski, Chairman and CEO, Next Level Security Systems. “Our managed services used in conjunction with the NLSS Gateway truly delivers a comprehensive view of an entire security infrastructure to simplify system administration and management.”
NLSS Cloud Services improves upon traditional models of hosted video and access control by eliminating the need to route video and other data through a host computer for each update. NextConnect establishes a direct connection between the remote user and the NLSS Gateway, allowing video to stream faster and smoother with reduced bandwidth consumption. In addition, video quality is not degraded as more users log in to view the same video stream.