Smart Life App for PC Archives

Smart Life is an app developed by Tuya inc. under the category of lifestyle, this app can be downloaded on Google Play and iTunes, with Smart Life, you can:

• Remotely control your smart home from anywhere
• Easily share devices with your family members
• Get real-time alerts ensuring your safety
• Add and control multiple devices at once with just this one app
• Voice control via Google Assistant and Amazon Echo
• Interworking of devices, meaning your devices can start/stop working based on information such as time, temperature, and location
• Easily connect the app to many devices

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With many of everyday-life products shifting towards being technologically smarter, Wifi and Bluetooth controlled, efficiency, and coolness such as Philips with their widely popular Hue RGB lighting systems (Light bulbs, Light strips) and many other light ecosystems, Smart plugs changing everyday electricity and charging, Smart air conditioners which prove useful, smart locks, smart kitchen appliances, and many more applications of technology into your home.

Everything we mentioned works like magic, but, in order to manage all of these smart devices you will need to download apps or have remotes for every single device! it’s almost like having a remote for many TV’s, luckily, Tuya has developed an app to solve this issue, now it’s really like magician this article, you will learn how to download and install Smart Life for your home Windows computer.

Steps for installing Smart Life on PC (Windows & Mac)

• Getting BlueStacks Android Emulator
• Emulating Smart Life app inside of BlueStacks

Step 1: Download the BlueStacks Android Emulator, a revolutionary program allowing you to simulate Android your computer. make sure you have enough space on your computer, you can download it from their official webpage: www.bluestacks.com

Step 2: Upon downloading the installer via the BlueStacks website you will find it in your Downloads folder, double-click it to being the installation and follow the instructions.

Step 3: Download Smart Life apk file, this can be done using various websites on the internet providing apk download services, such as apkmonk: www.apkmonk.com, uptodown: en.uptodown.com, and apkpure: apkpure.com among others, initiating the installation of the app from any of these websites or similar ones will download the file onto your computer in your downloads folder.

Step 4: You can begin the apk file installation on your BlueStacks application by double-clicking the downloaded apk file, this will begin the process in BlueStacks. upon completion, you will receive a notification from BlueStacks.

Step 5: Now you’re set, start using Smart Life by simply clicking on the app icon from the drawer, BlueStacks also resembles the Android operating system and will present you with an interface to show all your installed apps, click the Smart Life app icon to open the application and start using it, interaction with the app will be just like an Android phone or tablet.

Now you can enjoy the app for your PC via BlueStacks, this app is great for remote managing your smart appliances and devices and now will be even more convenient, as easily accessible on any Windows computer of your choice.

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Pensacola, FL – SmartCOP, a premier provider of public safety software, announces Priority Dispatch certified SmartCAD at the Platinum level for integration into ProQA Emergency Dispatch Software Program Version 5.1.

“This certification further demonstrates SmartCOP’s commitment to public safety agencies and first responders.   The integration of ProQA with our multi-agency, multi-jurisdictional SmartCAD seamlessly provides the dispatcher with an efficient way to serve the public with industry standard protocols and procedures.   Most importantly, everyone in the agency benefits. Data entered in ProQA seamlessly flows into SmartCAD and is available to SmartMCT users.” Says Steve Williams, SmartCOP’s Vice President of Operations.

According to Brett Williams, Priority Dispatch’s CAD Liaison, “By achieving our Platinum Certification level, SmartCOP has shown their software works seamlessly with our Medical, Fire, and Police Protocol software allowing call takers to perform at the highest standards in the industry.   Interfacing with the Priority Dispatch System means that SmartCOP has partnered with the only dispatch system provider with an in-house research and development organization and the approval of a recognized body of industry experts, the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch (IAED).”

With this certification, SmartCAD users have the ability to:

• Open a new case when ProQA, based on answers provided, recommends further action (i.e., Fire, EMS, or PD Case).
• Clone the existing case, create a new one, append the existing or do nothing.
• Enter a timeframe in which the event occurred (i.e., happened right now, less than 6 hours, more than 6 hours, etc.).
• Generate a note automatically to the CAD incident if people, vehicle, or vessels are added to a case.

 About SmartCOP

¹SmartCOP, Inc., a business unit of the Harris Operating Group of Constellation Software, Inc. Harris Systems USA, Inc. is a member of the Harris Operating Group and is one of the legal entities that markets and distributes software products and services under the SmartCOP platform. SmartCOP engages in system development, implementation, and support services for a fully integrated suite of public safety products including Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD), Records Management System (RMS), Mobile Computing with Field Based Reporting (FBR), and Jail Management System (JMS). Our solution is a field-proven public safety system designed to respond, without fail, to first response demands.

About ProQA

ProQA™ is a premier Emergency Dispatch (ED) software package for medical, fire, and law enforcement agencies. It offers automated tools utilized to provide the very best public service and patient care. During the course of an emergency call, ProQA guides the dispatcher through the process of collecting vital information from the caller, obtaining victim status, choosing an appropriate dispatch level, and instructing the caller with industry-approved protocols until the dispatched units arrive at the scene.

ProQA is based on the Emergency Priority Dispatch System™ (EPDS™) and provides a standardized format for carrying out the practice of priority dispatching. It is an automated system, which operates by evaluating incoming information according to logical rules built on expert industry knowledge. Those using this system must have the very best in dispatch training, must have a firm understanding of the Priority Dispatch systems, and must operate within a quality assurance and improvement environment.

About Priority Dispatch Corporation

Priority Dispatch Corp. is a unique research company. While others have attempted to provide products and training for emergency call taking centers, it is the only one that has used a comprehensive systems approach. Evolved from Medical Priority Consultants Inc., the company’s Medical Priority Dispatch System has been in use for 35 years with frequent and substantial updates. Historical data shows that the system reduces costs and risk. Users of the fire and police dispatching protocols have seen great success since being introduced in the early 2000s.

More and more, we are realizing that place matters. Zip code can predict life expectancy – gaps of as much as 30 years exist for zip codes within Chicago, for example. And, of course, the pandemic has put a spotlight on the impact of place. On a per capita basis, states like Oregon, Texas and Vermont have been relatively unscathed while New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have been ten times more lethal. We may not know the exact reasons, but it’s clear that place matters.

By place, I mean the elements of country, region, metropolitan area, urban, suburban or rural environment, neighborhood and, of course, physical dwelling. All considered, these variables can create an almost endless list of possibilities, particularly for those with financial resources. To find the exact perfect place, you would need a quantum computer to create all of the possible scenarios.

But what if you intentionally limit your options? What if you made a commitment to stay in one place?

Some people are suggesting to do just this. In his commencement speech to the Purdue University Class of 2020, President Mitch Daniels makes a case for rooting yourself in a place. His argument is based on the value of social connection. He admits that he has prioritized work over relationships and, looking back, he’s worse for it. He fears that young people today, raised entirely in the iPhone era, “won’t make friends at all.”

Daniels points out that one of the main ways to immunize against loneliness is geographic rootedness. People who live in the same community for extended periods are far less likely to be lonely. Proximity facilities repeated interactions and time together is a key determinant in developing friendships. Researchers indicate that it takes about 50 hours to move from an acquaintance to a casual friendship, about 100 hours to call someone a friend, and over 200 hours of togetherness to become best friends.

For those who have not chosen place yet or are open to change, one option is to live close to your friends. C.S. Lewis was explicit in this strategy when he wrote, “Friendship is the greatest of worldly goods … the chief happiness of life. If I had to give a piece of advice to a young person about where to live, I (would) say sacrifice almost everything to live near your friends.” Even now in the area of ubiquitous zoom and houseparty video calls, I suspect that C.S. Lewis would offer similar guidance.

Shortly before the coronavirus outbreak, I had lunch with an acquaintance visiting from Indiana. The conversation led to why his family chose to move to a suburb of Indianapolis, particularly given that he is not from the area and his job didn’t require him to be there. For him and his wife, it was simple: friends. They coordinated with four of their closest friends located in various parts of the country to move into one neighborhood and onto one street. They are raising their families together. It comes with trade-offs – most are not close to family, some could afford nicer homes in “better” locations, and more lucrative jobs could be found elsewhere – but, in their view, the day-to-day lived experience is incomparable being enmeshed in life amongst their dearest of friends.

People who commit to place and invest in relationships locally to the betterment of their area are called weavers, according to David Brooks. Weavers view their community as home and look to make it as welcoming as possible. They have a genuine concern for the trajectory of their place and prioritize neighbors, broadly defined. They may not do it for the relationships, but odds are these relationships take on great meaning in their lives and provide a level of social support, almost akin to family. It’s important to note that you can’t be a weaver if you move every couple of years to find the next best place.

However, decisions related to place can get more challenging as we age. Within the last twenty years, the percentage of retirement-age citizens living within 10 miles of their children, in the same neighborhood with any relative, or having a good friend living nearby, dropped by double digits. This reality has left many of us or our loved ones with tough choices: should one stay in place or move closer to family and friends? The best option may to remain in one’s existing neighborhood but get more rooted.

Trends are making it easier to stay in existing communities. Changes in zoning laws, such as allowing for accessible dwelling units (ADUs), are making it easier to downsize to another home in your existing area. Technology advances and health services are making it easier for services to be delivered to you. The World Health Organization and AARP are helping municipalities become more age-friendly, with about 500 communities signed up as part of the program. Collective impact initiatives, including a recent effort by Praxis in starting place-based guilds, are helping communities band together to raise the quality of life of their residents.

For author, poet and environmentalist Wendell Berry, committing to place has come naturally. His place is an agrarian small county in Kentucky. He writes:

“And so I came to belong to this place. Being here satisfies me. I had laid my claim on the place and had made it answerable to my life. Of course you can’t do that and get away free. You can’t choose it seems without being chosen. For the place in return had laid its claim on me and had made my life answerable to it.”

Perhaps now is the time to evaluate your commitment to your current place. If you’re in a reasonable spot, maybe it’s worth doubling down in a more significant and long-term way. If you’re not in such a place, perhaps it’s worth finding an attractive spot and creating roots as you age. Odds are that your future self will thank you.

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