D-Link today announced that its new Omna 180 Cam HD camera, unveiled at CES 2017 last month, is now available to purchase at Apple.com for $199.95.
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The cylindrical Omna 180 Cam HD features a 1080p camera with a 180-degree field of view, a built-in microphone and speaker with two-way audio, infrared night vision up to 16 feet, and motion detection with the option to record motion-triggered video clips directly to a microSDXC card up to 128GB with no subscription costs.
HomeKit support enables users to control the Omna 180 Cam HD with an iPhone or iPad through Apple's Home app on iOS 10. When the camera detects motion, users can receive Lock screen notifications to get a snapshot of what's happening in their homes. The camera can also trigger Scenes with other HomeKit products.
D-Link said the Omna 180 Cam HD camera will also be available to purchase at Apple retail stores around the world later this month.
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Sounds like a great uncle.
Yes, and was a good dad. His youngest was still in high school. He didn't get to use the thing very long, but it seemed good. He was very platform agnostic, switching between phones depending on the day (iOS, Android, Windows Phone) and had Windows and Mac machines. So I always heard from him a good, well rounded opinion—and most of the time, especially in the last several years, he tended towards Apple stuff. Especially for tablets and watches. He would have made a good tech blogger, actually, but he was always so busy hanging out with his boys that he never tried. My dad and I stopped speaking over a year ago, so he had slowly become more of a father figure to me. IDK why I'm talking about this on here, but I think of him all the time, and that post reminded me of one of the last things we spoke about.I'm also looking for an outside camera so I'll give that doorbell thing a look see. Thanks.
Can it be mounted outside?
Exactly, I want deterance to start outside... where are the HomeKit outdoor cameras? Please release some!Can you elaborate on this process? I can't seem to duplicate these instructions and create this on/off scene. Has anyone else been successful?
You can't, I did mention this earlier.Thanks
So it's not an outdoor camera?
Sure it is, until it rains or the sprinklers hit it.No.
Sorry for you loss
('https://www.macrumors.com/2017/02/15/d-link-omna-hd-180-camera-apple-store/')
Can it be mounted outside?D-Link today announced ('http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/d-link-begins-selling-omna-180-camera-300407684.html') that its new Omna 180 Cam HD Camera, unveiled at CES 2017 ('https://www.macrumors.com/2017/01/05/d-link-omna-homekit-camera/') last month, is now available to purchase at Apple.com ('http://www.apple.com/shop/product/HKXW2VC/A/d-link-omna-180-cam-hd-camera') for $199.95.
The cylindrical Omna 180 Cam HD features a 1080p camera with a 180-degree field of view, a built-in microphone and speaker with two-way audio, infrared night vision up to 16 feet, and motion detection with the option to record motion-triggered video clips directly to a microSDXC card up to 128GB with no subscription costs.
HomeKit support enables users to control the Omna 180 Cam HD with an iPhone or iPad through Apple's Home app on iOS 10. When the camera detects motion, users can receive Lock screen notifications to get a snapshot of what's happening in their homes. The camera can also trigger Scenes with other HomeKit products.
D-Link said the Omna 180 Cam HD Camera will also be available to purchase at Apple retail stores around the world later this month.
Article Link: Apple Begins Selling D-Link's HomeKit-Enabled 'Omna' HD Camera With 180º Lens ('https://www.macrumors.com/2017/02/15/d-link-omna-hd-180-camera-apple-store/')