One million users manage their IP cameras and networking equipment with D-Link's mydlink cloud platform

The service of the manufacturer D-Link that allows access to IP cameras, routers and NAS storage equipment with the midlink cloud platform has reached one million users and has expanded its operations to the Windows Phone system.

Mydlink cloud, The platform developed by D-Link that allows access to IP cameras, routers and NAS storage devices from this manufacturer via the mydlink portal or from mobile devices with iOS and Android system, is now available for Windows Phone phones.

More than one million users use this service, based on company data, thanks to its easy use, since all IP cameras, routers and NAS devices have a wizard that makes the configuration transparent to the user. Once the network recognizes the device (with wired or Wi-Fi connection to router), The next step is to create a Mydlink account in the same installation process (Defining a username and password) or add the equipment (up to a total of 99 Devices) to an existing account. It is possible to add up to 99 Devices.

The mydlink platform was also recently reinforced with new functionalities in the apps, as touch zoom, to replace the icons to zoom in or out of the image of D-Link IP cameras and make them easier for the user to control.

The ability to activate night vision, Talking through the camera or managing video remotely are other features, as well as the ability to rename and reorder devices, since they can be associated up to 99 in the same user account. In addition, Advanced device settings can be accessed from the MyDLINK portal, either IP camera, router or NAS.

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