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Gotya app turns your old Windows Phone or Symbian device into a surveillance camera

August 22, 2013 by Dusan Belic - 1 Comment

Gotya app turns your old Windows Phone or Symbian device into a surveillance camera
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We’ve seen a number of different surveillance apps in the past. The problem with most of them is that they’re made to work with newer devices making the whole setup expensive.

That’s not the case with Gotya – it can sing along your old Windows Phone and Symbian gear. Simply download the application from gotyapp.com (it costs 2 EUR) and get a free 30-day web monitoring service. Additional year of cloud service (that allows you to access the smartphone’s camera from the web) costs just $12 per year.

Now you’ll be able to monitor from the web what’s going on in your home or wherever you need surveillance set. Heck, you can even use it as a baby camera, and if you do have an old phone – you’ll benefit from the low-cost installation. And since we’re talking about smartphones, the application can only work when there’s motion detected. Pretty cool stuff I would say. Check it out and see if it works for you…

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