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Outdoor security cameras make great additions to any home security system. A camera equipped with motion detectors — especially one that includes a floodlight — can watch over your driveway, the side ...

Smart outdoor security cameras keep watch even when you're not around, giving you customizable notifications to help prevent trespassers and porch pirates. Today's wireless models can go nearly ...

Roku’s newest venture goes beyond your TV screen: The hardware company just announced Roku Smart Home, a new lineup of devices including security cameras, video doorbells, smart lights and ...

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