X10n Software Lets You Control Your X10 Devices Through a Web Browser
By David Walker |
April 26th, 2006 
Are you X10 device happy in your home, but somewhat frustrated by the less than stylish controls that harken back to 1960s Star Trek designs? Have you ever sat at your computer desk just wishing you could turn the living room lamps off? Really? I thought that was just me. Either way, a new solution may just give you that ability by enabling X10 device control through a web browser (via Automated Home). X10n gives you the ability to control your X10 devices without having to setup complicated and expensive software, making home automation a bit simpler for the average Joe. A 15 day free trial is available, so you can give it a run before you make a long-term commitment.
X10n is skinnable as well, so you can create the look and feel that works for your sore eyes. Considering the software works through a web browser, any web capable device is capable of running the software. So, those of you with PDAs and Laptops may find great love for being able to switch off lamps and control thermostats from anywhere in your connected home. The software also supports timers for your devices, so you can easily automate devices around the home with nothing more than a few clicks in your browser. Introductory pricing is currently set at £15.99, or about $28 US Dollars.
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