The security of a home is very much important and now here is something new that may very well capture the interest of people who have been hooked on to the iPod looking devices we see in the market today. The installation and preference of door locks come in various looks and sizes and this new Touchscreen Door Lock Systems from Arrow should really be something appealing.

The new Arrow Touchscreen Door Lock system features a touchscreen above the door handle that’s similar to those found on the latest mobile phones. Instead of turning a key to gain entry, people touch the screen to enter a passcode, unlocking the door.

This new concept and design to improve home security promises to be an easier way of accessing and securing homes. The device has been tested around the United States and is easy to install. It can be used indoors or outdoors and can fit into existing key systems. There’s even a security override in case of emergencies and a battery back-up to ensure it works every time.

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The need to make sure that our homes are safe from possible intruders or burglars is a big need today and thanks to Alarm.com, you can do so remotely with this new home security app that is available for the iPhone and the Blackberry thanks to Alarm.com. Control your homes remotely without borders.

The new mobile apps are fully integrated with Alarm.com’s remote security and monitoring offering, connecting Alarm.com customers to their security systems from anywhere at any time.

The new mobile app allows users to:

• Instantly arm and disarm their security systems remotely
• Watch real-time video footage and recorded video clips showing events that happened while they were away
• See what doors, cabinets and windows are currently open and where there has recently been motion activity at their property
• Access a history of all events reported by the security system, including alarms, power failures, doors and windows opening, motion activity, and water leaks

“In developing the Alarm.com mobile apps for iPhone and BlackBerry, we focused on making it easy for consumers to monitor and control their security systems using devices they already understand and carry with them all the time,” said Alison Slavin, Alarm.com’s VP of Product Management.

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