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Arlo Launches New Subscription Plans By Tyler Lee, on 07/21/2021 18:26 PDT
Some of you might be familiar with Arlo and their home security camera and video doorbell kits. As Arlo’s products are HomeKit compatible, this means that users can expect certain things in terms of viewing videos, storing them, and more. However, in case HomeKit isn’t enough for your needs, Arlo has announced new subscription plans.
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There will be two options for users to choose from. This includes the Arlo Secure and the more expensive Arlo Secure Plus. They are priced at $9.99 and $14.99 a month respectively and will give users access to more features beyond what’s offered and supported with HomeKit. This includes the recording and storing of video in the cloud at 2K and 4K resolution.
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New, Brighter Philips Hue Bulbs Expected In September By Tyler Lee, on 07/01/2021 19:05 PDT
The Philips Hue series of smart bulbs are pretty cool and are a great way to help make your home smart. However, if you felt that maybe the bulbs the company offers is a bit too dim for your liking compared to more traditional bulbs, you’re in luck because that could change this September.
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According to a report from Hue Blog, it seems that come September, Philips Hue is expected to announce new bulbs that are brighter than its predecessors. These new bulbs are said to offer 1,100 lumens for the standard-size models, and up to 1,600 lumens for larger lamps, and will be available across the Hue White, Hue White Ambiance, and Hue White and Color Ambiance models.
How To Opt Out Of Amazon Sidewalk By Tyler Lee, on 06/29/2021 14:01 PDT
In May 2021, Amazon announced a new feature for its Sidewalk service in the form of WiFi sharing. Basically what this does is that it helps to keep Amazon’s network of products online and makes it easier to setup by sharing WiFi from participating homes in the neighborhood. Think of it like a giant mesh network for your entire neighborhood.
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It sounds great in theory, but for those advocating privacy, it feels like an invasion of privacy. Plus the fact that it is opt-out means that people who might not necessarily have agreed to it under normal circumstances wouldn’t know about it unless they were informed. Thankfully, it’s not that difficult to opt-out if you’re not keen, and here’s what you need to do.