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SpotCam Eva 2 in the test: For a look from the cloud

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Even if there was recently a historical low in burglaries nationwide, the reasons for video surveillance of your own four walls are quite diverse. But not every system with IP cameras makes sense for home use. The administrative effort often exceeds the benefits of such an installation. SpotCam tries to remedy this with the Eva 2 by using easy integration and cloud connection. We’ll clarify how well this works with our test.

The idea of offering cloud-based home video surveillance is not new. Some time ago we tested the SpotCam HD, a first attempt by the Taiwanese company SpotCam here on Hardwareluxx. The approach of always having access to the camera and video through a permanent Internet connection has therefore now been proven and the advantages of stationary storage are obvious.

With the new edition Eva 2, SpotCam presents an expanded version of its monitoring capabilities. In contrast to the SpotCam HD in particular, the list of features is considerable. Unlike the HD, the Eva 2 takes its videos with FullHD, i.e. 1. 920 x 1. 080 pixels at 30 fps. In addition, an angle of view of 080 degrees covered vertically, by rotating it horizontally 360 degrees are covered. Together with the (digital) 8x zoom, it should be possible to monitor as large an area as possible. However, if that is not enough for you, you can also expand the area of application by installing additional SpotCam models or integrating, for example, Alexa.

The technical data of the SpotCam Eva 2 at a glance:

Features:	Cloud Support and remote control Person tracking Real-time alarms Audio transmission in both directions
Dimensions	Camera: 11, 1 cm x 7 cm Mounting foot: 4.2 cm diameter
Weight	218 g
Video	up to 1080 p with 30 fps H. 264 Video codec
Field of view	90 degree (vertical); after rotation 170 Degrees vertical and 360 degrees horizontal
Zoom	8x digital
Audio	Microphone and speaker
Night vision ability	8 IR LEDs
WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS	2.4 Ghz
Area of application:	Inside (no IP Default) 0 ° C – 50 ° C
Guarantee	1 year
Scope of delivery	SpotCam Eva 2, wall or ceiling mounting, power cable (should: 3 m), USB adapter, quick start guide, lifelong 1-day -plan
Price	Approximately 170 Euro

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Extreme Networks were completely surprised by the end of Flash

Already reported on January 4th 2021 we talked about the long announced end of Adobe’s Flash. Despite the numerous announcements and the long lead up to the actual end of the application today 12. January 2021 the info seems to have passed some users. This is also the case with Extreme Networks.

As can be seen on the manufacturer’s website, you have to renew the WiNG Manager due to a short-term change by a third party. This means that users are currently not able to access the device’s administration interface. However, the network components can still be configured via the command line or the cloud. It should also help to reset the date so that Flash can still be used.

It is currently unclear why the manufacturer has not long since provided a corresponding update . Especially since the implementation of a management GUI cannot be done within a few days. This means that owners of the following devices may have to wait a little longer until they can access the interface as usual.

All Summit WM 3000 Series Controllers
ExtremeWiNG Controllers
Extreme WiNG Express Controllers
WirelessWiNG Controllers
WiNG Express Controllers
ExtremeWiNG Access Points
ExtremeWiNG Express Access Points

Wirele ssWiNG Access Points

WiNG Express Access Points

WiNG v5.X software

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Oracle 21c: Blockchain and Machine Learning

Oracle secretly made its new database 20 c available in the cloud at the end of the year. The previous version 10 c, which was only available as a preview version, was replaced by a new standard version. The database 21 c supports all previous database services, including the Autonomous Database, the Exadata Cloud Service X8M, the Oracle Database Cloud service and the Exadata database machine. The 21 c should have 200 contain new features with which Oracle remains true to its strategy: “One engine for all data and for all workloads”.

The most important innovations include blockchain tables, in-database JavaScript, native JSON binary data, machine learning directly within the database (AutoML) and the persistent memory store. There are also improvements in in-memory, graph processing, sharding and multitenancy applications.

Secured with the blockchain The new blockchain tables of 20 c are an addition to the existing Oracle blockchain platform. They are part of the Crypto-Secure Data Management. They offer immutable insert-only tables, the rows of which are linked to one another in encrypted form. These functions for detecting and preventing manipulation directly in the Oracle database are intended to protect the data from unauthorized changes.

The blockchain tables complement Oracle’s existing blockchain platform . They should recognize and prevent manipulation of the data.

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Another important innovation is the native JSON data type. Although Oracle has long supported SQL / JSON queries and indexing, it has now added a new JSON data type that is said to enable up to ten times faster scans and up to four times faster updates.

With AutoML now has an integrated DB function for machine learning (ML). The module automatically creates and compares different ML models and is intended to facilitate the use of ML by non-specialists. AutoML also includes an extensive library of popular ML algorithms, including anomaly detection, regression and deep learning analysis.

JavaScript in the Oracle Database Another new feature is that JavaScript can now run directly within the database. This is thanks to the embedded Graal Multilingual Engine. In addition, JavaScript data types are automatically mapped to Oracle Database data types and vice versa. In addition, SQL can be executed directly with the embedded JavaScript code.

The new Persistent Memory Support improves the performance of I / O-intensive workloads. It saves the data directly in the local persistent memory (PMEM). SQL is executed directly on the PMEM data, eliminating the need for a large buffer cache. In addition, new algorithms prevent inconsistent storage in the PMEM.

In-memory storage now supports both row and column formats in the same table. Both can be active at the same time and remain transaction-consistent. This also includes a new self-managing in-memory column memory, which automatically places and removes objects in the in-memory column memory.

Find the location of the data The new sharding improvements enable international corporations to precisely localize their data in order to comply with the requirements for data sovereignty and data protection. Oracle’s sharding offers linear scalability, fault isolation and geodistribution for large-scale web applications. The Database 21 c has a Sharding Advisor tool that simplifies the design of the database schema and the workload characteristics and can be optimized.

That a database for all data formats and all tasks in Serves a company, Oracle sees its greatest advantage over the competition.

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Furthermore, the cloud-based APEX service complements the new database 21 c. This is a meta-code generator, so an interpreter is required to run. In addition to the APEX platform, the new APEX service package also includes an autonomous database, a preconfigured middle tier consisting of Oracle REST Data Service and SQL Developer Web. Autoscaling is supported up to 128 OCPUs and 128 TB Storage and many other Oracle services.

Free trial version With the concept of a single database for all data formats and tasks, Oracle wants to stand out against the special offers from Amazon (Aurora, DocumentDB, Redshift, Qunatum Ledger), Azure (Synapse Analytics), Google (Big Query) MongoDB (Document Store) and Snowflake (Data Warehouse). 21 c is also available to the developers as an autonomous database as part of the always-free offer. It has been around since autumn 2019 and includes free development, testing and deployment of apps with no time limit. In addition to two autonomous databases, there are also two OCI Compute VMs, 100 GB block, 10 GB object storage, load balancer as well as monitoring and messaging for the package.

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Prosumer network supplier Ubiquiti had a data leak

Ubiquiti, manufacturer of prosumer network hardware (and also monitoring systems and other products connected to the network), has informed its users that there may have been a data leak and account data

The data could have flowed from an external cloud provider where unauthorized access took place. It cannot be determined with certainty whether data actually flowed out. To mitigate the potential risk, users with a Ubiquiti account should change their password and activate 2FA authentication.

The mail from Ubiquiti is as follows:

“Dear Customer,

We recently became aware of unauthorized access to certain of our information technology systems hosted by a third party cloud provider. We have no indication that there has been unauthorized activity with respect to any user’s account.

We are not currently aware of evidence of access to any databases that host user data, but we cannot be certain that user data has not been exposed. This data may include your name, email address, and the one-way encrypted password to your account (in technical terms, the passwords are hashed and salted). The data may also include your address and phone number if you have provided that to us.

As a precaution, we encourage you to change your passw ord. We recommend that you also change your password on any website where you use the same user ID or password. Finally, we recommend that you enable two-factor authentication on your Ubiquiti accounts if you have not already done so.

We apologize for, and deeply regret, any inconvenience this may cause you. We take the security of your information very seriously and appreciate your continued trust.

Thank you,

Ubiquiti Team “

If account data were actually retrieved, these contain names , E-mails, addresses and telephone numbers. The passwords should be stored in encrypted form – however, it is advisable to exchange them As part of our article on building a home network for enthusiasts, we examined the most important aspects in more detail.

A personal touch and a bland aftertaste

As the author of the article on building a home network for enthusiasts and everyday users of UniFi hardware, the mail from Ubiquiti caught me on the wrong foot. Ubiquiti describes its products with the requirement that e Having your own network and WLAN completely under your own control. This suggests a certain security. Online accounts are now standard with various router providers and sometimes even have to be set up so that access to the user interface is possible.

In the end, unfortunately, you have to say: So completely under control you don’t have your data, because you give up part of the control as soon as an online component is added. This is also the case with Ubiquiti and I was well aware of this when the account was created. Since not only the home network, but also networks at other locations should be monitored and controlled, setting up the account was obviously the necessary way. This step should perhaps be reconsidered.

CES 2021: HyperX unveils new PC and console gaming peripherals

Besides expanding the availability of the Cloud II Wireless, Pulsefire Haste, and Cloud Revolver + 7.1, HyperX has announced two new peripherals for PC and consoles at CES 2021: the Alloy Origins 60 mechanical keyboard and the ChargePlay Duo controller charging station for Xbox.

Starting with HyperX’s first 60% gaming keyboard, the Alloy Origins 60 is a compact mechanical gaming keyboard for those who want to increase their desk space. Featuring HyperX Red linear switches, the keys have a short actuation point and travel time to help increase responsiveness. The included double-shot PBT keycaps come with their secondary functions printed on the side for easy visibility.

Like most gaming keyboards, the Alloy Origins 60 features RGB lighting. Users can customise the LEDs via the HyperX Ngenuity software, as well as switch to Game Mode and configure macro settings for up to three profiles stored on the keyboard itself.

HyperX also unveiled the ChargePlay Duo controller charging station for Xbox controllers. Compatible with Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One wireless controllers, this charging station will come with 2x extra battery doors for the Xbox Series X/S controllers and 2x 1400mAH rechargeable battery packs.

Daniel Kelley, director of corporate marketing at HyperX, stated that as the popularity of gaming increases due to people searching for “safe, entertaining ways to stay connected with friends and family”, the company is committed to “deliver best in class products for whenever or however one plays”.

HyperX Cloud II Wireless, Pulsefire Haste, and Cloud Revolver + 7.1 are now available globally, priced at $149.99, $49.99, and $149.99, respectively. The HyperX Alloy Origins 60 keyboard will be available in the US on February 22, priced at $99.99. The HyperX ChargePlay duo controller charging station will also be available in the US in February, priced at $39.99.

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heise offer: building IoT 2021: Call for Proposals extended by one week

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by 18. From January 1st, experts can now submit their presentations on developer topics related to the Internet of Things.

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Rainald quantity-solar day The building IoT will take place on 24. and 25. March for the sixth time. The organizers heise Developer , iX and dpunkt .verlag are hosting the developer conference as an online event for the first time this year. In addition to the two conference days, additional workshops are planned. With its technical focus, building IoT 2021 is aimed at IT professionals who create applications and products for the Internet of Things .

If you would like to submit a lecture, but have not been able to do so by the end of the Christmas holidays, you can submit it by 18. January catch up. We are looking for lectures with a length of 25 minutes and all-day workshops. Possible topics are:

Protocols and communication standard Industrial IoT and Industry 4.0 Cloud platforms and their connection Security and Safety Testing of IoT platforms Data analysis and machine learning Edge and Fog Computing Data protection and legal aspects Experience reports are particularly welcome. Anyone who would like to be informed about the progress of the building IoT can subscribe to the newsletter or follow the organizers on Twitter – the hashtag for the upcoming conference is #bIoT 21.

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Network technology manufacturer Ubiquiti hacked: change password now!

A security incident occurred at the manufacturer of network technology Ubiquiti. Unknown third parties had access to information systems held by an unnamed cloud provider.

In a The message currently being sent to customers is reported by Ubiquiti that there is currently no evidence that the intruders had access to databases containing customer information. In the same breath they also mention that access cannot be excluded.

Access to passwords? Is that the If so, the attackers could have access to addresses, e-mail addresses, names, passwords and phone numbers. Ubiquiti guarantees that passwords are protected (hash + salt), so that the attackers cannot do much with the information in this state. It is currently not known which hash algorithm is used.

The network technology manufacturer assures that they have not observed any unauthorized access to user accounts so far. Nevertheless, as a precaution, all affected customers should change their passwords quickly. This should also be done with the same password for other online services.

Keep your account secure Ubiquiti also recommends to activate two-factor authentication (2FA). This protective mechanism puts another obstacle in the way of attackers. Even if they have a password, they lack the second factor in the form of a numerical code to access an account. Legal owners of an account generate this with an authenticator app or they can have it sent to them via SMS. Access is only possible after entering the password and the code.

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CES 2021: more opportunity than crisis

The US electronics industry is starting the new year with some confidence despite the corona crisis. Compared to the record year 2020, the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) expects a renewed increase in sales of 4.3 percent for the US market to 461 billion US dollars. Because of the pandemic, consumers at home are particularly dependent on technology in order to cope with everyday life with work, education and entertainment.

Fast Forward This accelerated the introduction of new technologies. “The pandemic has pressed the fast-forward button in terms of the adoption of new technologies,” said CTA chief Gary Shapiro on Monday ahead of the CES. “But the road to full economic recovery is still long and linked to the complex distribution of vaccines.” The industry has proven that it can make an important contribution in times of crisis.

The technology fair organized by the CTA takes place this year – how previously many other major events too – only virtually and not in Las Vegas. Nevertheless, numerous manufacturers use the fair to present new products and current developments. Apart from classic entertainment electronics, the CES is now a trend barometer and showcase for a wide variety of industries from the automotive industry to the healthcare sector.

Some of these trends, the progress of which can usually be read off at the CES every year ( or not), got a big boost in the pandemic. “When the economy is down, the hour for innovation strikes,” says CTA research director Steve Koenig. The Corona crisis strongly fueled the use of new technologies in a wide variety of industries.

Cloud & Entertainment The crisis is driving small and medium-sized companies as well as the public sector more and more into the cloud, from which giants like Amazon and Microsoft will benefit – but their other business areas will also be strengthened. According to the CTA, major advances can also be seen and continue to be expected in the health sector. At the CES, robots can be seen that can be used for care, disinfection or delivery.

The pandemic also acts as an accelerator in entertainment: streaming platforms and computer games urgently offer them necessary distraction at home. In the US, the trend towards multiple subscriptions per household continues. For video streaming, the CTA expects 2021 an increase in sales of 15 percent to around 41 billion US dollars, in the audio segment the total volume of subscriptions grows by 19 percent to 10 billion US dollars.

CES: Brighter, bigger, more entertaining: LG's evo OLED TVs

The Korean consumer electronics specialist has presented its new TV series G1 OLED evo. The G1-evo models should be in 55, 65 and 65 inches and also with 83 inches diagonal to be available. The diagonal extension went up – the – inch diagonal flew on the new evo TVs apparently out.

For this, the organic screens of the Gallery series from 2021 should be brighter shine, which should refer to both the peak luminance for HDR and the overall brightness of the OLED. Sony also promises higher luminance levels for its new OLED models and stated that the organic panels were additionally coated with a metal film on the back. Since LG is the only manufacturer of large OLED modules for TVs, this should also apply to LG’s OLED TVs.

LG optionally offers an elegant stand for its OLED TVs.

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LG’s G1 models can be attached very close to the wall with a special bracket, the connection cables were routed downwards in grooves in the TV back. We do not yet know whether the wall bracket is optional or whether it is included with the models in addition to the usual feet. There is also an optional high stand with which the TV can be placed anywhere in the room.

Redesign for WebOS and remote control LG has revised its WebOS interface, the WebOS version 6.0 doesn’t seem so playful anymore. As with the new TVs from Samsung and the Bravia TVs from Sony, there is now a bar with recommended content, which is populated based on the series and films watched so far. The streaming platform Twitch is now directly available as a TV app.

Annoying: The bars for recommendations and app icons seem to occupy the entire screen, when you click on the home Button, the actual picture content is covered.

The new WebOS homescreen looks nice and tidy, but apparently always completely covered the current image content. This creates a lot of space for advertising and should annoy a number of users.

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The shape of the Magic Remote has also been revised, a trackpoint has been integrated and a microphone button for the AI -supported voice control of the TV and built-in buttons for the Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa There are also buttons for Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney + and LG Channels – the latter is a collection platform for the apps and content used by the user.

The Magic Remote has got a new button design and a recessed grip the bottom.

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The Magic Remote of the high-end TVs also has a built-in NFC chip: Using the Magic Tab, users should make their smartphone easier and faster can connect to the TV to stream content from and TV content to the smartphone.

Recognize and optimize images LG’s Alpha 9 AI processor in the fourth generation is responsible for scaling and image optimization. It treats the foreground and background of the scenes independently of each other in order to remove interference and also takes faces into account. In addition, the processor recognizes the genre of the content, the lighting conditions in the scenery shown and the ambient light in the room, and uses these parameters to optimize the display quality. The alpha processor should also conjure up virtual 5.1.2 surround sound from the built-in speakers.

8K gaming with 60 Hertz and G-Sync For gaming, the OLED TVs offer switching times of 1 millisecond, LG also promises a low input lag, without giving specific figures. The most important HDMI 2.1 features should be supported on all four HDMI inputs; LG was already a pioneer here.

According to the manufacturer, the new OLEDs are the first TVs to allow gaming in 8K / 60 Hertz with activated G-Sync and RayTracing. In addition, they offer the so-called Game Optimizer in their menu and allow cloud gaming.

In addition, LG’s OLED TVs are G-Sync-compatible, so Nvidia classified them as suitable themselves synchronize with the incoming graphics card signals via G-Sync to the same frame rate. The TVs do not have a built-in G-Sync module, however, which is reserved for a few expensive G-Sync monitors. In addition, the LG models can handle FreeSync, VRR and ALLM.

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Ubiquiti, maker of prosumer routers and access points, has had a data breach

Ubiquiti, the company I bought networking gear from because I wanted Wi-Fi that’s totally under my control, now tells me something may not have been under my control after all: my basic account information. According to an email it’s sending out to users today, a “third party cloud provider” was accessed by an unauthorized user, and that provider might possibly have some of our data.

While the company says it isn’t hasn’t found any evidence that our user data has been accessed, it also “cannot be certain that user data has not been exposed”. The potential data at risk will be familiar if you’ve received these kinds of emails before: names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, and (encrypted, hopefully unreadable) passwords. You’ll want to change your password now.

It doesn’t sound like that bad a breach as breaches go, but it’s annoying news to hear from a company that prides itself on giving users control. If I had wanted my data on someone else’s server, I might have picked a router that gave me some benefit for it, like plug-and-play setup. The database of customer info, it seems, is hard to get away from.

The full email text, which can also be viewed on the Ubiquiti forums, is below:

We recently became aware of unauthorized access to certain of our information technology systems hosted by a third party cloud provider. We have no indication that there has been unauthorized activity with respect to any user’s account.

We are not currently aware of evidence of access to any databases that host user data, but we cannot be certain that user data has not been exposed. This data may include your name, email address, and the one-way encrypted password to your account (in technical terms, the passwords are hashed and salted). The data may also include your address and phone number if you have provided that to us.

As a precaution, we encourage you to change your password. We recommend that you also change your password on any website where you use the same user ID or password. Finally, we recommend that you enable two-factor authentication on your Ubiquiti accounts if you have not already done so.

We apologize for, and deeply regret, any inconvenience this may cause you. We take the security of your information very seriously and appreciate your continued trust.

Thank you,

Ubiquiti Team

FTC settles with photo storage app that pivoted to facial recognition

The Federal Trade Commission has reached a settlement with photo storage app Ever that it says used customers’ photos to develop facial recognition technology without telling them, the agency announced Monday.

Under the terms of the agreement, Everalbum Inc. is required to delete photos and videos of its users who deactivated their accounts, as well as any facial recognition algorithms developed with users’ photos or videos. The company also must delete all “face embeddings,” which it describes as “data reflecting facial features that can be used for facial recognition purposes” that were derived from users’ photos who didn’t give consent for their use.

Everalbum, which shut down Ever in August and rebranded itself as Paravision AI, is also prohibited from misrepresenting how it collects and uses personal information and how it protects users’ privacy. If it markets software to consumers for personal use, the company has to obtain express consent before using any biometric information it collects from users to create face embeddings or to develop facial recognition technology.

In a 2019 report, NBC News detailed how Ever launched as a cloud storage business in 2013, but then switched to be a facial recognition technology provider four years later because it realized its photo app “wasn’t going to be a venture-scale business.” The report found that the Ever app was using customer’s private photos to train its facial recognition algorithm, which it then sold to clients.

The company said at the time that it never shared personal user data. Its privacy policy said “Your files may be used to help improve and train our products and these technologies,” but with little detail.

Photo services often use facial recognition to classify photos — Google, Facebook, and Apple have all been criticized in the past for their systems over privacy concerns — and large photo databases are often used by companies to train their facial recognition algorithms. Still, those services request extensive permissions from the user, and it’s extremely rare for a photo service to pivot entirely into facial recognition without notifying users.

According to the FTC, Everalbum told users that it would delete photos and videos of users who deactivated their accounts, but the agency said the company had failed to do so through at least October 2019, instead retaining them indefinitely.

In an email to The Verge, a Paravision spokesperson said the FTC order “reflects a change that has already taken place,” and the company has “no plans to run a consumer business moving forward.” Paravision’s face recognition model does not use any Ever users’ data, the spokesperson added.

“Face recognition and computer vision technology have the potential to improve our lives in profound ways and we take the gravity of its impacts extremely seriously,” the spokesperson continued, adding that Paravision has been recognized as an “accurate provider” of face recognition technology. “We look forward to maintaining this position with our latest generation model, and are deeply committed to the ethical development and use of this technology.”

European collaboration between Telekom and Nextcloud

With Managed Nextcloud, Deutsche Telekom is now offering a purely European collaboration platform for companies. According to the parties involved, the application meets the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for secure data and document exchange with online processing functions. It is based on Nextcloud Hub with chat and video conferences as well as task and calendar management. Telekom takes over hosting in its data centers in the EU.

Managed Nextcloud According to Telekom, the data on the shared collaboration platform never leaves the German legal area and users do not have to worry about data compliance issues. The collaboration platform is open source software from the German start-up company Nextcloud.

The cooperation that has now started with Telekom is not the first with a large German hoster: A year ago Nextcloud and 1 & 1 Ionos announced a strategic partnership.

According to Telekom, the prices for a location start with 20 workplaces à 50 GByte cloud storage space at 212 Euro per month plus one-time 1811, 72 Euro. Added to this are the costs for the transferred data volume (net prices, contract term 24 months).

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TP-Link – fast and safe network devices for companies and individual customers – new mesh systems, routers and others

During the ongoing CES, TP-Link presented a number of new technological solutions thanks to which the networks of home and business users are to become even faster and safer. The manufacturer focuses on the development of WiFi 6E, WiFi mesh, 5G and 10 G. In order to help users to learn about the new products and learn more about them, TP-Link has created a virtual exhibition to which we link below. This year’s portfolio of TP-Link has been enriched, among others with a new model of the award-winning Deco WiFi Mesh system. Honored with the CES Award 2021 Innovation Awards Deco Voice X 20 provides speeds of up to 1800 Mbps in two bands. Each unit has been equipped with two gigabit WAN / LAN ports. The built-in Alexa smart speaker allows you to use and control your entire home Wi-Fi network using voice commands. It also allows for intelligent home management, music streaming, and Alexa messaging and calling.

During the ongoing CES, TP-Link presented a number of new technological solutions thanks to which home user networks , as well as business, are to become even faster and safer.

TP-Link virtual exhibition of new products to CES 2021

To TP- product family The link was also joined by devices in the WiFi 6E standard: Mesh systems Deco X 96, Deco X 76 Plus with hub function for smart devices, routers Archer AX 96 and Archer AX 206 with ports 10 G. All the devices mentioned above support the 6 GHz band reserved for the WiFi 6E standard. The first device – home mesh system Deco X 96 offers speed up to 7800 Mb / s in three bands. Each Deco X unit 96 has two WAN pores / LAN – gigabit and 2.5G. The performance of the network is supervised by a number of supporting technologies, including MU-MIMO 4×4, OFDMA and Beamforming. The TP-Link HomeShield system is responsible for network security, which includes Avira antivirus, QoS, advanced parental control options and real-time IoT device protection.

Archer AX 96

Archer AX 206

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In turn, reaching speeds up to 5400 Mb / s in three bands Deco X 76 Plus can also function as a smart hub, thus becoming the center of the smart home and allowing you to control all devices on the network through an easy-to-use application. Particular attention in this year’s TP-Link offer is the tri-band WiFi 6E router Archer AX 96 , providing total bandwidth up to 7800 Mb / s and Archer AX 206 reaching cumulative speed up to 11000 Mb / s. Equipped with ports 10 G Archer AX 206 has been enriched with advanced Multi-Gig, OFDMA and MU technologies -MIMO, which eliminate delays and also facilitate data transfer to and from multiple devices simultaneously.

Deco Voice X 20 and Deco X 76 Plus

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TP-Link also presented the first mesh system in its offer, which works in the 5G broadband internet technology. Deco X 80 – 5G gives you wireless speeds up to 6000 Mb / s in two bands. The device is equipped with two WAN / LAN ports – gigabit and 2.5G. In addition, Deco X 80 – 5G supports VoLTE technologies / VoIP. In 2021 TP-Link will also introduce new WiFi 6 access points for sale. business customers cooperate with the Omada SDN system. They make network configuration and management even easier and more efficient.

Deco X 80 – 5G and Deco X 96

ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX 11000 – the first router with WiFi 6E support

To the Omada SDN family WiFi 6 for Business includes access points. The first is the WiFi 6 tri-band access point EAP 680 HD is designed for ceiling mounting and provides users with high wireless speed going up to 6000 Mb / s. The device has a port 10 G and supports PoE ++ power supply, thanks to which finding the right location for the AP will not be a problem. Second access point (for wall mounting) EAP 615 – Wall offers speeds up to 1800 Mb / s in two bands. It is equipped with four gigabit Ethernet ports (1 uplink port + 3 downlink ports), including one downlink port with PoE pass-through support for powering wired devices. In turn, it is intended for installation outdoors and is resistant to weather conditions EAP 610 – Outdoor provides speeds up to 1800 Mb / s in two bands.

EAP 610 – Outdoor, EAP 615 – Wall and EAP 680 – HD x2.

Huawei WiFi AX3 – small home router with WiFi 6 Plus support

Among the presented novelties there is also a 5-port switch 10 G TL-SX 105 desktop type. The device has an auto-negotiation feature to ensure optimal performance. The switch components are covered with a high-quality metal casing, ensuring product durability. The compact dimensions of the device facilitate its installation. TP-Link has not forgotten about the offer addressed to Internet service providers. During this year’s CES, TP-Link also presented a solution dedicated to operators – Deco ISP Cloud , a special cloud-based software for remote , central monitoring and management of Deco devices in customers’ homes.

TL-SX 105

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SpotCam Eva 2 in the test: For a look from the cloud

Page 1: SpotCam Eva 2 in the test: For a look from the cloud

Extreme Networks were completely surprised by the end of Flash

Oracle 21c: Blockchain and Machine Learning

Prosumer network supplier Ubiquiti had a data leak

A personal touch and a bland aftertaste

CES 2021: HyperX unveils new PC and console gaming peripherals

heise offer: building IoT 2021: Call for Proposals extended by one week

Network technology manufacturer Ubiquiti hacked: change password now!

CES 2021: more opportunity than crisis

CES: Brighter, bigger, more entertaining: LG's evo OLED TVs

Ubiquiti, maker of prosumer routers and access points, has had a data breach

FTC settles with photo storage app that pivoted to facial recognition

European collaboration between Telekom and Nextcloud

TP-Link – fast and safe network devices for companies and individual customers – new mesh systems, routers and others

During the ongoing CES, TP-Link presented a number of new technological solutions thanks to which home user networks , as well as business, are to become even faster and safer.

TP-Link virtual exhibition of new products to CES 2021

QNAP TS- 253 D – Test NAS with 2.5GBase-T network support

Tenda AC Test 23 – Advantageously priced router 802. 11 ac AC 2100

ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AX 11000 – the first router with WiFi 6E support

Huawei WiFi AX3 – small home router with WiFi 6 Plus support

CES: LG: Upcoming TVs with “Game Optimizer” and cloud gaming

TP-Link’s new Kasa Smart Doorbell looks just like a Nest Doorbell