If I worked a true full time+ job where I couldn't pull my phone out or take a call whenever I please then I would gladly farm it out, but since I usually can I will gladly pay myself $60-100/hour to self manage from a smart phone. 

I complained but was explained I'm not the "bill to" party, so they don't have to notify me.Nowadays, everything is online, so all I have to do is log into my account, download the online bills and forward a copy to my tenant via email or by smart phone, all done in a minute.

They will be as novel and also as bad as the first smart phones.

:) By the time I got the voicemail and called him back, one of them had managed to brave the dark basement and flip the breaker back on....Tell them to install a flashlight app on their smart phone for the next time the power goes off in the dark ;)

Hey @Diana Mulvihill, from some random tech site - If you can operate a smartphone, you can setup a customized temperature range on your Nest thermostat in under 60 seconds:Step 1) Open the Nest app on your mobile device.

Most companies are moving away from dedicated apps anyway as more code can just make everything accessible whether it's on a PC or a smartphone. 

It's not 100% accurate because one person might have a smartphone and one or two tablets, but it's one more data point that helps me keep tabs on my owners' properties.Hope that helps!

To find smaller leaks it monitors water usage and sends it to your smart phone.  

Also it's an app on smart phones, so it's really convenient.

The ability to steam content from smartphones and tablets directly to devices (Televisions, Audio Receivers, Whole House Audio Systems and (in conference/board rooms) Projectors is in like manner becoming more and more commonplace and expected by end-users.