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Stop waiting for disaster to strike: How AI and smart home tech are predicting risks early to deliver cheaper home insurance (opens the original)
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While other industries such as banking have undergone a major technological revolution in the last few years, insurance has remained pretty much the same for centuries — at least as far as the consumer is concerned. Sure, the way in which insurance operations have been transformed by AI may be profound. But when it comes to the end-user, most of us still buy our annual premium and cross our fingers that nothing goes wrong. Then if disaster does strike, we file a claim and hope to get a pay-out —
Can’t decide between a wide-angle camera and a pan-and-tilt zoomer? The Reolink OMVI 3i combines both into one powerful smart security hub (opens the original)
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All too often, choosing an outdoor security involves some element of compromise. Do you go for one that provides a wide panoramic view, but which struggles to get close-ups of possible ‘suspects’? Or do you consider a pan-and-tilt camera which is great for close ups but rubbish when it comes to seeing the bigger picture. Enter the Reolink OMVI 3i. Available in two versions (Wi-Fi or Power over Ethernet), it’s designed as a best of both worlds solution. On top there are two lenses for a 180-degre
Sunscreen, beach towel... security camera? Smart home expert Chris Price builds the ultimate tech setup to protect your property while you're on vacation (opens the original)
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Planning a summer getaway but worried about leaving your house for a few weeks? While statistically you are more likely to suffer a break-in during the winter months when it’s much darker, summer also presents an ideal opportunity for burglars. Even if you're at home there are increased risks, especially if you leave your windows open to get some fresh air into the house during a heatwave. Of course, there are basic steps you can take to reduce your risk such as asking a neighbor to take in your
The solar panels you can plug straight into a wall are almost here — but are they worth it? Industry experts answer your biggest questions about cost, installation, and when they'll pay for themselves (opens the original)
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For years, residential solar power in the UK has focused primarily on larger installations, comprising photovoltaic (PV) panels on the roof and an inverter for converting DC (direct current) power into AC (alternating current) for use in the home. Indeed, according to government data, the UK now has approximately 1.7 million residential rooftop installations with 2025 the strongest year on record with around 269,000 installations completed. It’s remarkable progress. Yet for many in the UK, this
The Blink Outdoor 2K+ delivers crisp video footage and incredible battery life, but nudges you towards a subscription plan (opens the original)
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The Blink Outdoor 2K+ offers crisp 2K video, color night vision and the same fire-and-forget two-year battery life, all for not much money. The sting is that Blink has swapped the old Sync Module 2 for a new Sync Module Core that strips out local USB storage, nudging you firmly towards a subscription to do anything useful with the footage. The hardware is a step up, but the strings attached are a step back. Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so
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