Apple's Camera app is simple on the surface, but there is surprising depth hidden underneath. Here's how to master the upgraded camera system on the new iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, from ...

Ring’s new video doorbells feature a range of compelling features, including the ability to better help families search for a lost pet.

Ring’s first 4K cameras and new 2K models bring AI image tuning, stronger low-light video and up to 10x zoom. UAE/KSA rollout starts late 2025, with more in early 2026.

When someone's at your doorstep, Alexa+ can size up your visitors and tailor its greetings depending on whether it recognizes them. Also: Ring cameras go 4K, at last.

Ahead of tomorrow’s Google Home and Nest revamp, Amazon today laid out a collection of new Ring and Blink hardware, Echo speakers, and introduced a clever new AI feature that helps locate lost dogs.

Amazon is introducing significant updates to its Ring devices, including 4K video support and new AI features designed to enhance home security. The update covers several smart home security systems ...

Amazon’s big hardware launch for 2025 didn't disappoint, with nine new Ring cameras, various new software upgrades, and three new Blink products. The major change is Ring embrac ...

Take Ring retinal vision, rolling out retinal vision across Retinol 2K and 4K doorbells and cameras. It uses back-side illumination sensors for clear vision even in low light. Ring pairs these sensors ...

In macOS 26, Spotlight now has the ability to execute actions from within the search bar. While you could use Spotlight to launch into an app and accomplish an action in the past, with macOS 26 you’re ...

Google’s new Gemini-powered Nest Cams, Doorbell, and Home Speaker deliver AI alerts, video history, wide-angle views, and smarter home security.

– Based in Toronto, Marc Saltzman is the host of the Tech It Out podcast and the author of the book, Apple Watch For Dummies (Wiley).

Ring's new “Retinal Vision” cameras support 4K video recording to capture videos that closely matches what the human eye naturally sees.