SME users includefarms, hotels, health surgeries, embassies and even a castle
A recent survey of UK customers by Blink, a leading provider of affordable, wire-free HD home security systems reveals that a high percentage of Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are using smart-tech systems to monitor and protect their properties. We here also use such gadjets and find them very usefull and easy to use with little or no tech know how to set such equiment up we can see why these systems are becoming popular.. See our BLINK REVIEW
95 SMEs survey respondents use Blink camera systems to monitor their businesses. This is evidence of an emerging trend of SMEs who are shunning traditionally more expensive and complex business property security measures such as hard-wired, monitored CCTV systems, alarm systems and manned security patrols.
All types of SMEs turning to smart-tech security solutions
The highest proportion of SME respondents (30%) described themselves as “small tech businesses”, followed by “small offices” (17%) and “retail outlets” (12%). SMEs who listed their organisation types as “other” (28%) disclosed what type of business they operate, the range includes: embassies, farms, doctor and dental surgeries, storage facilities, children’s nurseries, hotels, construction sites, landlords, catteries, elderly care homes, police dog kennels and even a castle, all of which are using Blink systems to help secure their business properties.
The average size of the organisation is typically 1 to 5 employees (45%) followed by sole proprietors (28%) and SMEs who have more than 10 employees (20%).
Remote surveillance rated primary reason for purchase
SME respondents rated “keeping an eye on the business while I’m not there” (73%) as the primary reason for having a Blink system at their organisation, followed in second place by “protecting my property from burglary and vandalism” (41%).
Dave Coles, Information Manager, Severndroog Castle elaborated on the use of the Blink technology at the castle: “We rely on technology to underpin and augment the work of our mainly volunteer staff. Our Blink cameras are helping us monitor footfall and provide out of hours security.”
David Laubner, Head of Digital Marketing and eCommerce for Blink, comments: “The benefit to small business owners of using Blink cameras to protect their properties is that they are alerted immediately to any unusual activity via their smartphone. Using Blink in isolation or with other security measures gives SMEs owners peace of mind.
Cloud CIX the largest commercial data centre outside Dublin, has announced ambitious plans to expand its capabilities by 500%, which will be a game changer for the Cork and Munster region.
The development, located in Hollyhill, will be completed in April 2018 – to coincide with Cloud CIX’s tenth anniversary – and will nearly double the footprint of the site to 32,000 square feet. More significantly this extension allows CIX to extend capability from 500kW to 3 MW, making it a significant facility by international standards. The technical specification for the new build is one of the best in the world, allowing clients achieve both high power density and low and industry leading energy efficiency.
Cloud CIX is the EU data centre with the lowest latency (the transit time for a message to reach its destination) to North America, and the Irish data centre with the lowest latency to London, which arguably makes it the best single data centre in the world from which to serve digital assets. This will provide Cork and the Munster region with a competitive advantage for many sectors including Financial Services.
This €6million investment with an expected follow-on investment of a further €6million in IT infrastructure, is the second major expansion since Cloud CIX was established in 2008, and follows the opening of a second data hall in 2014.
With ISO27001:2013 and ISO 9001:20015 registration, Cloud CIX more than 150 small and large clients including Dell EMC, Masterlink Logistics, Bon Secours Hospital Group, Populo, Viatel, and the PM Group. It continues to enjoy rapid growth due to the expanding service offering and the superb connectivity, low latency and a highly resilient network, which are now essential for modern businesses. With the new expansion plans not only will Cloud CIX have enhanced capacity but its team will be able to provide a one stop shop, full suite of turnkey IT services for clients.
Commenting on the expansion, CEO and owner, Jerry Sweeney said
“Since opening the business in 2008, we have seen an amazing increase in the sophistication our customers’ demands from us. Initially we were focused on networking, power and cooling but soon our customers needed managed services. Cyber Security and Cloud Services are the challenges today. At Cloud CIX we anticipate the demands of the marketplace and we continue to invest and deliver capability to match these demands”.
This significant development is big news for Cork and beyond, as it further strengthens the region as an IT power centre, helping to attract even more businesses in the sector to locate here. Jerry Sweeney has also adopted a policy of ‘shopping local’ and has worked with Cork based companies and suppliers wherever possible in the expansion process.
Speaking about Cork, Jerry added
“I really believe Cork has the potential to be a major connectivity centre similar to Marseilles. With twelve major subsea cables, Marseilles connects Europe to Africa across the Mediterranean and via the Suez Canal to the Far East. Cork should focus on becoming a switching centre with connections to North and South America, mainland Europe, and the Far East via the Arctic. With Cork’s existing renewables focused power infrastructure and ever improving subsea connectivity, Cork will attract more data centre business. Cloud CIX continues to lead the way on this path for the region.”
CEO of Cork Chamber of Commerce, Conor Healy said
“We warmly welcome this announcement as we see the enhanced and expanded facility as being a huge asset to the region. Superb online connectivity is an essential ingredient for all businesses today and Cloud CIX have played a significant role in delivering this to the region. The enhanced offering will make the region even more attractive and we will use this as a key selling point when marketing the region to businesses who looking to open new locations”
For more information about Cloud CIX visit www.cix.ie
Black Duck, the global leader in automated solutions for securing and managing open source software, today announced it is a Google Cloud Technology Partner. Through the collaboration, Google customers can use Black Duck solutions to accelerate production use of the cloud and containers as well as increase security and productivity with automated intelligence, visibility and control as they move workloads to the Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
Organisations are increasingly deploying applications in the cloud and moving into containerised delivery models, powered by open source architectures. These new models enable software innovation with speed and agility. At the same time, DevOps and Security teams are looking for increased visibility and control over what is inside of their organisations’ applications and container images. It is important for open source security to be integrated with new cloud and container architectures and DevOps processes
Black Duck is releasing its flagship Black Duck Hub solution as a cloud service on Google Cloud Launcher Marketplace, enabling organisations to deploy Hub on GCP. Hub allows Google Cloud customers to scan applications and container images, identify all the open source components, detect and analyse known security vulnerabilities, compliance issues, and code-quality risks, and enable policy management to control risks and their remediation. Additionally, Hub dynamically monitors the scanned code and provides alerts on newly discovered open source vulnerabilities or policy violations. Google customers can also use Hub to access the Black Duck KnowledgeBase, the world’s most comprehensive data store of open source components and risk intelligence.
With Black Duck Hub on GCP, users can automate security and compliance as a part of their development lifecycle and continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) pipeline, allowing DevOps and Security teams to enhance speed and agility while controlling risks.
Black Duck Hub integration with Google Container Engine (GKE) allows users to scan and monitor container images in the Google Container Registry (GCR).
Black Duck Hub can be used with third-party CI/CD tools on GCP, including Jenkins on Google Container Engine in a multi-node Kubernetes cluster, or with Bamboo, Team City, Maven, and Gradle.
Black Duck’s IDE integrations allow software developers to select safe and secure open source using plug-ins to Eclipse and Visual Studio.
“For very clear economic and productivity reasons organisations are highly motivated to migrate their applications to the cloud. Because open source comprises most of the code in their applications and containers, they need to be sure the open source is secure and compliant. Black Duck Hub and Google Cloud provide that assurance,” said Black Duck CEO Lou Shipley.
“In order to deliver high-quality software, we’re constantly scanning our products for vulnerabilities and security threats,” said Aram Price, Senior Software Engineer, Pivotal. “We collaborated with Black Duck to automate security scanning during development, and with the most recent release of Black Duck Hub we can also automate deployment to Google Cloud.”
Availability
Google Cloud customers can install Black Duck Hub through the Google Cloud Launcher Marketplace, allowing them to run scans directly in the Google Cloud environment. Hub is available with a 14-day free trial for Google customers.
Until now, there has never been a successful, wearable device that lets people use a digital currency to pay for anything at a merchant’s Point of Sale. Today, Irish tech company Bitcart are launching a prototype wristband, called Festy, that allows people to pay for drinks and food at bars, restaurants and social events, like festivals, using their Dash holdings. Powered by a QR code/NFC integration, Festy is being physically unveiled tomorrow at Opera Incubator in Cork, Ireland.
It is the first wearable payment method of it’s kind that uses blockchain technology to make payments without a wallet, phone, or credit card. Because Dash boasts InstantSend technology, transactions are settled in seconds, and the fees for the merchant are much lower than any credit or card.
Creators of Bitcart, an Irish-based discount gift card platform, have today announced the launch of a landmark product called Festy, a QR code and NFC integrated wristband that allows festival and bar goers to pay for food and drinks using Dash, all without a wallet, a cell phone, or credit card. Festy is linked directly to a consumer’s Dash account, so funds are not stored on the Festy platform and transactions for goods occur within seconds, while the merchants have the ability to cash out their Dash for the equivalent fiat currency. Dash is the world’s leading digital currency for payments and currently the 6th most valued cryptocurrency at over $1.3 billion USD. Dash’s InstantSend technology allows the digital currency to make instant payments. In the next update, Dash will be able to process half a million transactions with extremely low fees, roughly ten cents per transaction. With no card numbers or private keys displayed while making purchases, Festy ensures maximum privacy, and users can top-up their wristbands at branded ATMs, or make simple transfers online.
CEO Graham de Barra said,
“Our partnership with Dash makes the perfect payment solution for everyday transactions. Unlike existing traditional bank payments that take a 2-5% fee, there is no cost on receiving Dash for merchants. Merchants accepting payments will never have a chargeback, and there are potentially enormous savings to be made compared to the crippling fees from existing payment solutions. We believe this is the payment processor of the future.”
Festivals are currently suffering from an extensive cash flow issue. Standard ATMs typically charge a high rate of $3-5 per withdrawal at festivals or abroad, and the middlemen supplying the machine require high compensation. On top of that, users can wait in line for up to two hours just to withdrawal their money at large festivals. These events also see a great amount of loss and theft, lacking a secure place to keep your wallet, further proving that cash is an insufficient means of transaction. Festy ensures that your money stays firmly clasped to you, helps create steady cash flows between the merchant and the consumer, and maintains a positive festival reputation.
VP of Business Development for Dash Daniel Diaz said.
“Festy’s multi-functional wristband is compatible with every Point-of-Sale system where Visa contactless is accepted, as well as on any mobile phone or computer with NFC tags and offline payments using QR codes. This versatility is adaptable to any environment including fields, beaches, camping sites as well as bars, restaurants and conferences. Festy is an affordable, scalable, and secure payment solution, particularly for millennials and Gen Z who don’t want to carry or worry about their wallet, handbag, cash or backpack at every moment during their social calendar,” Bitcart CEO Graham de Barra said.
The Festy prototype will be unveiled tomorrow at the high tech Opera incubator in Cork, Ireland. Each attendee will receive a pre-filled wristband and invitation. The wearable will allow everyone to buy food and drinks with a single scan of their wristband. Guests will also be able to tip the musician through Festy. When the prototype is ready for a full public rollout (at the end of Q3), it will be available to purchase on www.festypay.com.
Guest Post. Author Bio: Shanker Ravi works for LatestOne.com as content writer. It is the e-tailer company popular for bringing bluetooth mobile watch for various brands, covers, cases and accessories for mobiles.
Having a smart watch has its own perks. Most importantly, it gives you the advantage of hands free calling and there are so many exciting things that can be done with smart watches. The list of benefits extends with the integration of bluetooth in a smart watch.
When you have bluetooth watch, then you will get many privileges that will allow you to completely forget any other device that you used to utilize on a daily basis. Simple integration of Bluetooth in your watch will give you functionality boost.
In short, you can consider that you have a mobile watch which is capable of doing everything that is required or expected from mobile and watch. This is a two in one gadget that will save your money, time and effort as well.
Having android wear with you can be highly advantageous for you and we have enlisted five most highlighted points that will definitely change your perspective regarding smart watch and you will pay attention to the bluetooth features in every single gadget purchase.
1. Wireless: It is the advantage of bluetooth watch mobile feature that allows you to share your voice and share necessary data from mobile to smart phone quite easily. Whenever you want to share any file or whenever you want to receive any file, it is done with the help of bluetooth.
Bluetooth is the key feature that makes your smart watch wireless and that is the feature which is capable of increasing usability of this gadget. You can receive calls and make calls from your smart watch with the help of Bluetooth pairing and you don’t have to pick up or manage calls from smart phones.
Automatic: With the help of bluetooth, it is possible to get automatic features in several gadgets like smart phones and smartwatch etc. You can get several automated features that will enhance the user friendliness of the device that you are using.
Bluetooth has low interference which is one of the biggest advantages that you can get from bluetooth gadget. Moreover, you will get freedom of creating personal area network as per your requirement so that you can do the sharing and connection establishment quite easily.
Low energy: Use of bluetooth is quite easy and the reason of its high popularity is the energy saving capability that can be found in bluetooth. If you compare it with other functionality enhancement options, you will find out that bluetooth have the lowest energy requirement.
That is also the reason why most of the devices come with bluetooth integrated in it because this is a feature booster and it does not enhance the energy consumption ratio of a device very much. It requires low energy and it can offer you features that are incomparable.
Upgradeable: You can get upgrades of bluetooth in your device along with time because it is upgradable. Companies release time to time upgrades so that user can avail the advantage of upgraded features without changing the device they have.
If you have external bluetooth device then you can also consider purchasing new upgraded bluetooth device because bluetooth devices are usually inexpensive which makes it suitable for everyone. No matter what kind of budget you have, bluetooth can always be suitable purchase choice for you.
Standardized: Bluetooth is a universal wireless standard feature that comes with the capability of fulfilling all your basic sharing and pairing requirements. There are so much that you can do with bluetooth and it is used worldwide due to its higher usability.
Using bluetooth is one of the easiest things to do and that is what makes it best as well. Interface of bluetooth is really very simple to understand and that is why it is integrated in all devices worldwide. Basically, it is like having operating system in a device because it is as important as OS of the device.
Bluetooth Integration In Device
There is no end of describing advantages that you can get from bluetooth integration in your device. You can say that this is one of the most important things to have in your gadget or device. For many people, this alone could be a reason for choosing or disliking any specific watch or device.
If you are a user who knows how to use and appreciate the feature then you will definitely understand the importance of having bluetooth in your watch. All you need to do is to have a bluetooth integrated in your device and that alone will give you so many feature advantages that you cannot even imagine.
If you have a bluetooth device, then it means that you have wireless capability in your hand. You just need to make sure that the device you are going to purchase will offer you bluetooth support and then you can rest assured about the networking and connection sharing features.
Basically, all your basic requirements can be fulfilled simply with the bluetooth integration in your device and that is why it is said that bluetooth is a necessary feature to have in any device that you buy. If your device doesn’t have bluetooth, then this is not exactly good news for you.
DataSolutions’ 5th annual Secure Computing Forum will take place on Thursday, 21st September at the Avia Stadium. The Forum is one of Ireland’s largest dedicated IT security events. This year’s event is especially relevant, coming as it does after months of prolonged cyber-attacks that have affected companies all over the world.
Attendees will receive advice from key security players on how to secure their businesses. Speakers at this year’s event include David Blunkett, former UK Government Home Secretary and chair of the International Cyber Security Projection Alliance and current honorary chair of the Cyber Essentials Direct Ltd; Jenny Radcliffe, a social-engineering expert known as ‘the people hacker’; and Misha Glenny, award-winning writer and broadcaster, and author of the book McMafia, The Globalisation Of Organised Crime
David Keating, sales manager, Data Solutions
Keynote speakers at this year’s event include:
David Blunkett, former UK Government Home Secretary and chair of the International Cyber Security Projection Alliance and current honorary chair of the Cyber Essentials Direct Ltd
Jenny Radcliffe, an expert in social engineering known as ‘The People Hacker’; and Misha Glenny, award-winning writer and broadcaster, and author of the bookMcMafia, The Globalisation Of Organised Crime
The past year has seen rapid growth in cyber-attacks, as well as an increase in the scale and sophistication of threats being levelled against individuals and companies. Irish organisations must evolve to remain one step ahead of these developing threats. In addition, the impending General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation will make it necessary for businesses to review their data-processing policies and work towards compliance to avoid fines of up to €20 million or 4% of global turnover, depending on which is greater.
DataSolutions’ Secure Computing Forum will aim to foster dialogue amongst key security players in Ireland and provide best-practice advice to companies seeking to defend their interests from cybercrime. Leading IT vendor Check Point will return as the host sponsor of the event for the fifth year running.
This year’s event will focus on a number of topical issues, including securing the Internet of Things (IoT) and fighting ransomware and cyber extortion. IoT is a significant development that presents significant cybersecurity issues which need to be addressed, while ransomware is now a term that is familiar to almost every Irish business. Having been on the rise since its inception, ransomware cost companies over $1 billion worldwide in 2016[1]. Organisations now need to take proactive measures to protect their interests from this growing threat.
As well as these topics, this year’s seminar will ask whether Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the future of cybersecurity and take a closer look at the clearly defined measures that businesses should implement to take responsibility for cloud security. Experts will also explain how to protect and defend against cyber threats in uncertain times and examine how to leverage white and black hat cyber intelligence to gain the advantage over cybercriminals.
Other speakers include Nick Lowe, regional director for UK & Ireland, Check Point Software Technologies Ltd; Barry O’Sullivan, professor at UCC and founding director of the Insight Centre for Data Analytics; and Aoife Sexton, co-founder and director, Frontier Privacy.
This year’s forum will once again be hosted by David Keating, DataSolutions’ own head of security. Event attendees will be able to avail of the opportunity to network with senior IT decision-makers and other professionals, and gain valuable insights into key information security trends.
For more information and to register for the event, visit https://www.securecomputingforum.ie/. Early-bird tickets are available for a limited time at a cost of €60. Refreshments will be provided throughout the day. The 2017 Secure Computing Forum is supported by leading IT vendors Check Point and RSA.
The second most popular and largest social network in the world is turning 6 years old today and hence we thought we would share this important news by sharing an infographic all about how far it’s come and what it has achieved in the last 6 years:
All we know is we can Invite our friends to a hangout for cake and presents and a game of “Pin the +1 on the Donkey.” Google+ turns 6 years old on June 28th
Since its launch in 2011,Google’s social network has received mixed reviews, and has a long way to go to reach the ubiquity of its chief rival, Facebook. But Google+ has been hugely successful for Google in driving the unification of the full suite of Google products.
It’s fitting to mark the occasion with this infographic from Fullestop all about Google’s social network and Google’s history with social media in general. Google has been in the news of late perhaps for all the wrong reasons but check this infographic out..
At Liberty Games, the Google Home has been pressed into service as the ultimate games room assistant. Aspects of the games room have been cleverly automated and controlled with voice commands alone, using specially-programmed custom commands and with Raspberry Pis and a Chromecast interacting with the machines. Will Jobbins tells us more….
Using Google’s online testing tool, Liberty Games created a series of Actions, which are essentially apps designed to make the Home compatible with the machines in the games room. Part of this was programming the command, so that the Home knew what was being asked of it, and also programming the response, so the Home responded correctly and forwarded the demand on to the server that controls the machines.
The result is, firstly, an air hockey table and a foosball table that read out the current score on demand. Both are fitted with infrared beams in the goal mouth that detect a goal when broken. The beams are wired into a Raspberry Pi which keeps a tally of the score, so when given the command “Ok Google, what is the score?”, the Home responds with an accurate response: “The score is 1 – 0”.
Next, there is that glorious Rock-Ola Bubbler jukebox. This was simplicity itself to set up. A Google Chromecast is plugged into the jukebox, enabling streamed media to be transmitted through it. Then it was a simple process to rig up a voice command which connects the jukebox to an online streaming service like Spotify, and request specific tunes, genres or artists on demand.
The Cosmic multiplay arcade machine is built with a coin mech, but also features a ‘freeplay’ button that adds credits to the game. In order to add credits, a Raspberry Pi, on demand via Google Home, sends a signal to the game board as if the button has been pushed. In this way, credits are added to the game by voice, enabling players to stock up on credits before they even approach the machine.
The last, and most complicated conversion is the coin-operated Supreme Winner pool table. This already has an electric motor which rotates the ball tray when the requisite number of coins are inserted. They hooked this up to a Raspberry Pi so that now, the pool table releases all the balls when requested, ready to be racked up.
With this project Liberty Games has demonstrated the versatility of the Google Home, and the way in which it can be programmed to take control of any part of your environment. And, of course, a voice-controlled games room is probably the coolest thing ever. Right?
Nextbase have touched base with us to let us kow some samples are heading our way, We have been using some of their products the last few months and to this day remain in top shape and working order, Dashcams are now something we should all invest in due to high insurance costs and of course evidence should you be in an accident not only that you never know what else you might pick up whilst this sits there doing its job. You could become famous with an unusual clip or weather event for example but the prioity is for sure your protection, We will have our reviews soon and share our thoughts and dont forget to check out our previous reviews in the related section,The camera does not lie. The first of the two models is the 512GW.
Innovative 512GW features new Sony Exmor R Sensor, HDR and a polarising filter for improved night vision and ultimate picture clarity, even in low light conditions.
An upgrade of the popular 512G, a Which? Best Buy, the new model also boasts in-built Wi-Fi that pairs with the updatedNextbase App, Intelligent Parking Mode and Nextbase’s Click & Go Mount.
Dash Cam is the top-of-the-range product in Nextbase’s industry-leading range.
The model is also the first in the manufacturer’s extensive range of Dash Cams to benefit from Intelligent Parking Mode, with a special motion detector that remains active while the vehicle is parked and automatically powers down to maximise battery life. The feature allows vehicle owners to rest easy, safe in the knowledge that recording will be automatically triggered in the event of an incident when the car is stationary.
Retailing at only £149.99, the 512GW boasts an array of features that ensure Nextbase Dash Cams are the best-selling in the UK. The model benefits from a 140° ultra wide viewing angle and captures unrivalled footage quality in impressive 1440p Quad HD (four times that of standard HD). Recording at 30 frames per second, the 512GW is the perfect companion to capture irrefutable evidence whilst out on the roads, which can be used to aid a motorist in the event of an accident, particularly proving if the driver is not at fault in an insurance claim.
The Nextbase 512GW is available at £149.99 from selected UK Halfords stores, or online. Halfords also offers a WeFit service, where they can fit your Dash Cam for you.
Specifications:
Updated Sony Exmor R sensor provides unbeatable image quality
1440p Quad HD recording at 30fps and 1080p recording at 60fps
Innovative polarising filter to remove windscreen glare
Wi-Fi to allow you to share your footage directly to your smartphone or tablet
140° ultra-wide viewing angle for greater road and pavement coverage
GPS location and speed data to pinpoint incidents on your journey
Click & Go Powered Magnetic GPS Car Mount
Intelligent Parking Mode automatically indicates motion for greater safety
High Dynamic Range improves the contrast in an image whilst maintaining clarity
Wide Dynamic Range image processing ensures clear recordings in bright and dark light
Limited Edition Nextbase 312GW Dash Cam features inbuilt Wi-Fi, allowing footage to be shared instantly through the Nextbase smartphone app.
The Which? Best Buy 2016 312GW captures full HD 1080p footage and features an ultra clear 2.7 LED screen and a 6-layer glass lens
Available exclusively at selected Halfords stores and online, priced at £99.
Only 2,000 units of the Limited Edition Rose Gold Nextbase 312GW have been made available and, at £99, it brings all of the great quality features the Nextbase 312GW is renowned for. Wrapped in a unique casing, its white and rose gold colouring will add a touch of flair to a dashboard, perfect for introducing young and female motorists to all the benefits that a Dash Cam brings and the ideal Christmas present for the style-conscious driver.
The Which? Best Buy 312GW has in-built Wi-Fi which allows motorists of all ages to instantly and easily upload footage to their social media channels, insurer or even the police via the new Nextbase app. After using the Wi-Fi to connect to an iOS or Android device, the Nextbase app becomes your personal mobile store for footage you want to keep or share. Whether that’s because of being involved in an accident, being witness to somebody else being involved in an accident or even just catching something of interest on the road.
Another key feature of the 312GW is the unique Nextbase Powered Magnetic Click & Go mount. It allows users to quickly and easily remove the Dash Cam on every journey, as well as irradicating the need for a wired link between the mount and camera. The 312GW also has a six-layered glass lens with a 140 degree angle, providing crystal clear image quality, which can be viewed on an ultra-clear 2.7 LED colour screen.
Specs of the 312 GW
· In-built Wi-Fi to share your footage directly with your mobile via the Nextbase app
· World’s first dash cam with Powered Magnetic Click & Go mount
· 140 degree wide angle view with full 1080p High Definition recording at 30fps
· Ultra clear 2.7” LED display for ease of playback and menu selection
· Super slimline design – Dimensions 92 x 56 x 18 mm (37mm inc lens) WHD
· Six-Element Sharp Lenses made with 6 layers of glass to provide stunning clear images
· Inbuilt G sensor and GPS to detect accidents and automatically save video files
· Easy to install with 4m 12v power cable and Click & Go window mount included
· SOS data protection prevents the impact/event recording from being deleted
· Supports SDHC and SDXC Micro SD Cards up to 64GB
