Hive View Camera

Hive View is a stylish new smart indoor camera, packed with must-have features like HD livestreaming and person detection. Designed by renown industrial designer Yves Béhar, the camera itself can be separated from the stand so you can temporarily place it somewhere else besides a shelf or wall. The 130-degree wide angle lens camera is capable of 1080p live-streaming, automatic 16ft night vision, and includes Bluetooth 4.1 to simplify setup. The accompanying app will give you access to the past 24 hours of video, but if you want to access an expanded 30 days of video, you´ll need to subscribe to a membership plan. watch the video below

Hive View Intro Video from Hive on Vimeo.

2019 GIFTS FOR THE TECHIE

It is that time of year, holiday season can be stressful, especially if you’re buying for someone whom has everything. But don´t despair! Over the next couple of weeks we will be helping you with some unique gift suggestions, we’ve curated some of the best, most unique options to ensure your present makes the cut. Today we have some fun suggestions for the "Techie” in your life, these products cater to every mans inner geek. If you can´t find anything today,...
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Hasselblad X1D II 50C

Renown Swedish camera maker Hasselblad has released a new consumer offering and it is a game changer. The new X1D II 50C is a follow-up to the company´s first mirrorless camera, the X1D from 2016, but with a significant lower price tag ($5,750 for the body, a significant lower price from the $8,995 the first model commanded at launch). The new model has the same 50-megapixel medium-format sensor and design with some minor interface changes, however, Hasselblad has ...
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SLOPES APP

The Apple Watch Series 3 now tracks skiing and snowboarding activity! Skiers, rejoice! Today Apple announced that Apple Watch Series 3 wearers will have the ability to track detailed information about both snowboarding and skiing runs. Due to an Apple Watch update that combines GPS and altimeter (altitude) measuring, ski apps such as Slopes are now able to quantify performance. Users can record runs, see average and maximum speeds, see vertical descent a...
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