HomeKit Surveillance

The EufyCam S3 Pro has redefined the expectations of 4K security cameras with its robust features and subscription-free model. Released on September 26, 2024, this device brings innovation to home surveillance, making it accessible for users seeking premium quality without ongoing fees.

According to recent insights from TF Securities International analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple is reportedly gearing up to launch its first-ever smart IP camera by 2026, with China’s Goertek chosen as the assembly supplier.

Apple is set to release a new smart home device, tentatively named “HomePad,” in early 2024, as reported by Mark Gurman. This upcoming product appears to signal Apple’s deeper commitment to smart home technology, a space where the company has historically played a more peripheral role.

Apple is reportedly making strides to enter the home security camera market by late 2025 or early 2026, marking a significant shift in the company’s strategy as it seeks to expand its HomeKit platform and diversify beyond iPhone and Mac sales.

Apple is preparing to introduce a new home device early next year, as reported in detail by Mark Gurman. Currently referred to as the “HomePad,” this product signals Apple’s most serious venture into the smart home space yet.

The EufyCam S3 Pro stands out as a high-end outdoor security camera system, delivering superior 4K video quality, even in low-light conditions, without requiring ongoing subscription fees. With built-in solar panels and flexible placement options, this camera system caters to users seeking a dependable, maintenance-free security solution.

According to well-known analyst Ming-Chi Kuo from the Taiwanese investment firm TF International Securities, Apple is preparing to enter the smart home security market with its own HomeKit-compatible IP camera. The tech giant has already secured a manufacturing partner, reportedly aiming to launch this product in 2026.

Apple is preparing to expand its product portfolio by entering the smart home camera market in 2026, marking a significant competitive step into a sector currently led by Amazon and Google.

Apple is set to enter the smart home camera market with plans to launch its first security camera in 2026, aiming to revolutionize home security by offering seamless integration with its existing ecosystem.

Netatmo’s outdoor camera, compatible with HomeKit, is now available at an attractive price of $246. This device, which comes complete with a wall mount and all necessary wiring (it operates solely on wired power rather than batteries), includes a 12W LED light capable of bright, adjustable white illumination.