This video doorbell produces excellent video, but no one should buy it for its promised ability to recognize faces. If you’re considering buying a video doorbell, the Wisenet SmartCam D1 should be on ...

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What if your doorbell alerted you to the activity going on right outside your front door? Imagine knowing who wants you to unlock your deadbolt at midnight before you get off your couch. That’s what ...

Video doorbells may have been novel a few years ago, but in 2017, it is more surprising to see one of these devices without a camera than with one. So what’s an innovative company to do to stand out ...

TEANECK, N.J. – September 26, 2017 - Hanwha Techwin America (formerly Samsung Techwin America), a leader in consumer video monitoring and home surveillance products, unveiled the Wisenet-SmartCam D1, ...

Wisenet SmartCam D1 Review: This Doorbell Cam Doesn't Always Know Who's Who While it delivers quality video, this doorbell camera's facial-recognition feature doesn't work well. Reviews By Susie Ochs ...

The North American unit of former Samsung subsidiary Hanwha Techwin on Sunday announced a new lineup of indoor security cameras in the form of the Wisenet-SmartCam N1 and Wisenet-SmartCam N2, as well ...

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The SmartCam D1 Video Doorbell enables homeowners to have complete monitoring of their front door. Featuring human facial recognition and detection technology, the Wi-Fi-connected SmartCam D1 will ...

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NordPass' annual list of the 200 most commonly used passwords finds that many people are leaving their accounts vulnerable to hacking, with '123456' once again taking the top spot. If you plan to play ...