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Netatmo Smart Outdoor Camera with Siren review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict If you’re put off Nest and Ring cameras because of the subscription costs, the Netatmo is a worthy alternative. Best Prices Today: Netatmo Smart Outdoor Camera with Siren The Netatmo Smart Outdoor Camera has been around since 2016 when it was called the Presence. And even though this new version has a built-in siren, the instructions still bear the Presence name....

Netflix arrives on Google Nest Hub smart screens There’s good news for binge watchers as the Google Nest Hubs now support Netflix, becoming the first smart displays to do so. Although the Google Nest Hubsmart displayshave Chromecast built-in, it hasn’t meant you can simply cast anything you want to them. The likes of BBC iPlayer and BT Sport have been available but not Netflix until now. It seemed an odd choice considering the popularity of the streaming service and how useful it could be, even on the smallerNest Hub’s 7in display....

OnePlus Buds arrive with Dolby Atmos at £79 Although they were leaked fairly extensively, the OnePlus Buds are now official and the wireless earbuds undercut a number of rivals like Apple’s AirPods with their £79 (US$79) price tag. Announced alongside theNord smartphone, the firm’s return to the mid-range, theOnePlus Budseven complete with Dolby Atmos support. Although OnePlus doesn’t talk about this much in the press release, the 3D stereo feature means they will rival theAirPods Prowhich will get it via a software update with iOS 14....

OnePlus Buds review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict If you own a OnePlus phone the Buds aren’t a bad buy, but if you use any other phone you’ll miss out on the low-latency mode, fast charging, and control customisations, making the OnePlus Buds hard to justify for anyone other than existing fans. OnePlus may be a phone company first and foremost, but its headphones have proved surprisingly successful, offering strong performance at cut-throat prices – the same approach that earned OnePlus its smartphone success in the first place....

Qu’est-ce que le protocole IPv6, est-il nécessaire ? Au cours des dernières décennies, les appareils connectés à internet, y compris les PC et les sites web eux-mêmes, ont utilisé des adresses IP version 4 (IPv4). IP est l’abréviation de “internet protocol” et la version 4 est utilisée depuis 1983. Jusqu’à récemment, elle était d’une excellente connectivité, mais son format (87.186.240.13) ne permet que 4,3 milliards de combinaisons différentes. Aujourd’hui, il y a beaucoup plus de 4,3 milliards d’appareils connectés à l’Internet, et cela devient problématique....