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OŠ

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NARYN

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UZGEN

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BISHKEK (former Frunze) - the capital

TOKMAK

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KARAKOL - see Przhevalsk

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PRZHEVALSK (Karakol)

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Room lock is opened by smartphone 29.01.2014

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. plans to install new locks by the end of the current quarter on all rooms at its two existing Aloft Hotels in Manhattan and Silicon Valley.

The hotel guest must install the Starwood application on their smartphone, which will manage the opening of the room's doors. The application is compatible with smartphones running Android version 4.3 and higher, as well as Apple devices starting with iPhone 4s, via Bluetooth.

While some have doubts about whether such technology will take root. Such opinions are based on the aspect that some people do not like such innovations or simply want to use the usual keys. One way or another, Starwood plans to equip all 123 hotels in the chain with similar locks by the end of next year. Pointing out that many of the chain's establishments actually belong to other owners, only using the Starwood brand, CEO Van Paaschen assured that investments for such an upgrade would be negligible, and Starwood itself would bear the bulk of the costs.

In addition, it was clarified that the locks run on their own batteries and do not depend on the hotel's computer system, and the staff of the institution receives automatic notifications when the battery is running out.

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