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Pioneering security solutions for your home from Ring Image Credit: Supplied Ring’s mission is to make neighbourhoods safer. Its suite of smart home security products includes the latest Ring Video Doorbell 3, the second-generation Ring Chime and Chime Pro, and Ring Indoor Cam, Ring’s first-ever indoor-only security camera and its most affordable camera to-date. In addition, Ring offers other Video Doorbells and Security Cams, including the Ring Stick Up Cam – meant for both indoor and outdoor use – and the Ring Spotlight and Floodlight Cams. All of Ring’s Video Door...

UpdatedFri, Feb 12, 2021 at 2:36 pm ET Reply Jonathan and Kathy explain how Alexa Guard and their Ring devices helped them save their 5-month-old puppy, Cooper, from a house fire. (Jonathan & Kathy) This post is sponsored and contributed by Ring, a Patch Brand Partner. The views expressed in this post are the author's own. Orlando couple Jonathan and Kathy weren't home when Jonathan received a Smart Alert mobile notification from Alexa warning him that the smoke detector was going off at their house. The couple had set up the free Alexa Guard feature on their Amazon Echo that can detect the s...

Ring doorbells and security cameras get opt-in end-to-end encryption Amazon’s Ring has introduced a new technical preview that brings end-to-end encryption for the company’s doorbells and security cameras, the company has announced. The new encryption is available as an opt-in security feature for those who want to keep their camera footage private in a more secure, but less convenient, way. If you own a Ring camera device, your camera footage is uploaded to the company’s servers where they’re protected by encryption. However, end-to-end encryption adds another layer of security by lo...

'The feature is launching as a technical preview' on January 13, 2021, 15:13 Why it matters: Amazon has begun rolling out end-to-end (E2E) encryption to a handful of its Ring security cameras. Until now, video traveling from Ring servers to a user's receiving device like a smartphone or laptop was sent unencrypted. Theoretically, nothing was stopping a bad actor from intercepting and viewing those feeds until now. On Wednesday, Ring announced that it launched end-to-end video encryption for some of its camera models. The press release calls the feature a "technical previ...

Thursday 24 December 2020 Trinidad-born Raymond Sylvester James who created Package Pally after a purchase was stolen from his porch in Jacksonville, Florida. Photo courtesy Raymond Sylvester James - Imagine coming home to your online deliveries tucked away in a “safe” as delivered by the courier. Well, the possibility now exists with Package Pally, an invention by Trinidadian-born Raymond Sylvester James, who now resides in Florida. The idea behind the creation was to find a solution that ensures packages ordered from online stores were not stolen or damaged when delivered to the custom...