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Eufy Security Indoor Cam C120 review: Budget-friendly HomeKit Secure Video camera
I helped install one of these for an elderly couple and I would pretty much wrote the same review and reach the same conclusion about this camera. We have also the Eufy solar-powered camera model installed although that one does not integrate with HomeKit yet at the time of installation.As with everything using this with Home
app though, it tends to limits the device full
capabilities compared to its native app. -
Apple insists 8GB unified memory equals 16GB regular RAM
byronl said:basically calling their customers idiotsTo be fair though, If Apple charges less for memory upgrades, the narratives would be different I would imagine -
Apple gifts influencers AirPods Max before Monday's 'Spatial' event
jrgibson1 said:So one single “influencer” (whom I’ve never heard of) has allegedly received a “mystery package” from Apple and no one else has this?Not iJustine or Marques Brown? No other popular, well known people have stepped up and said ‘Oi, look what I got’ — Just one person. Ironic that he’s wearing a two different caps cause that’s what I think this is; cap.
on XBox as he is a well known reviewer in that space -
Tesla, BMW don't appear to be gearing up to join Apple's new CarPlay vision
AppleInsider said:
Never like Tesla. Mediocre design in and out to me personally. I mean, look at the display -
ESR HaloLock review: everything a MagSafe car charger should be
Japhey said:Pro:
It’s dark color means it blends in a little better against most dashboards. Unlike Belkins solution, which sticks out like a sore thumb.
Con:
CarPlay is only available in cars that support it wirelessly.I can’t wait to see how Apple uses the NFC in MagSafe to enable CarPlay on the port-less iPhones coming our way.
I don't particularly confidence with the vent clamp though. There're better products that really locks the blade using an extendable arm and the tightening nut. The one here looks like it can be easily snapped off.