We went to a Halloween party at a friends house last night. We had a problem that our phones allowed us to solve.
We had family that owned one house, and the party was three houses away. Too far for a monitor to reach. The entire family was invited, but it was after 7:00 when our girls go to bed. I needed a baby monitor that would reach a city block.
Enter a number android baby monitor apps. I used this one.
I placed a phone next to our baby monitor in the house. When the phone hears a noise at a set decibel level for a short period of time, it calls a contact from your phonebook. The receiving phone gets to listen to the monitor and hang up when done.
An iPhone can do the above, but cannot do the below.
I did get a couple calls throughout the night. When i determined it was not an issue, I hung up, and the baby monitory app was able to call again next time it was triggered with no reset. I got a total of three calls over 5 hours, and each time I was able to listen into the baby monitor.
The iPhone version of the above app can only make ONE call. Then, the owner has to re-set the app, which means I would have had to make 2 additional trips back to the house. It is a restriction in the iOS software.
Did I mention the android version is free and the iOS one is $2.99? Android has SO MANY more free apps its silly.
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