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Announcing TelemetryTV's Killer NEW Features

In version 3 of Accounts, we will be introducing the Displays feature which gives you the ability to program, schedule and broadcast your media (real-time dashboards, streaming video, images, etc) to 10s -1000s of displays through the Telemetry manager.

Telemetry delivers more awesome features!

Read all about the Telemetry's most recent feature release update. From widgets actions, to single sign-on to group admins. There's a lot of great improvements.

Introducing our New Agent with Graphite Support

Recently we launched a new version of our Telemetry Agent. The Agent is software that is designed to sit next to your data, derive metrics from that data and regularly send those metrics up to Telemetry for display. It's a convenient little binary application for Linux and Windows that simplifies the

Telemetry for Apple Watch

The Apple Watch is finally here, and we are proud to announce the release of a brand new version of our iOS app that takes full advantage of all its capabilities.

Welcome to Telemetry 2.0

We've recently just launched Telemetry 2.0! Telemetry has 3 key components. The Editor, where you can design and build up your boards. Agents, where we'll help you integrate your data. And finally, the Viewer, so you can securely share your new boards. Happy Data Visualizing!

Telemetry Keeps Getting Better!

The Telemetry team has released a suite of new powerful features to the application.

Telemetry to Support iOS8 and Yosemite on Launch

The Telemetry crew recently watched the live feed of Apple's highly anticipated 2014 World Wide Developers Conference. As always, Apple pulled off some big surprises, and one of the most interesting unveilings for the Telemetry team was Apple's release of the new app extension features, allowing third-party apps to communicate with other apps.

Dashboards on a stick: Now with more Chromecast

Today, we're excited to announce that Telemetry is now fully compatible with Google Cast, including the companys's Chromecast device which allows you to visualize boards on any HDMI-compatible screen using an all-in-one dongle that is approximately the size of a USB stick.