Some of you have probably heard of AT&T home automation service, Digital Life. Well, apparently the carrier is managing to find clients willing to connect some of the appliances and devices in their homes, as the service will be made available in seven new markets starting this Friday, May 24.
Digital Life customers can remote-control their homes using apps for iOS, Android and Windows Phone
The new markets where customers will be able to purchase a Digital Life automation package are Baltimore, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Sacramento and Washington, D.C. Congrats to the local geeks! These markets join the following ones: Atlanta, Austin, Texas, Boulder, Colo., Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, Philadelphia, Riverside, Calif., San Francisco, Seattle, St. Louis, as well as select areas of the New York and New Jersey metropolitan area, bringing the total number to 22. AT&T plans to start offering Digital Life in up to 50 markets by the end of the year.
With AT&T's Digital Life, customers can automate a log of things in their homes, including door locks, appliances, thermostats, as well as security cameras. You can then control and monitor the automated devices using the service's web-app or native apps available for iOS, Android and Windows Phone. You can find more information about AT&T's Digital Life at the source below!
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