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| ITBrief - 2 Jul (ITBrief) APAC retailers risk missing out as personalisation tech boosts loyalty and sales, with early adopters like Tesco reaping significant rewards. Read...Newslink ©2025 to ITBrief |  |
|  | | ITBrief - 2 Jul (ITBrief) Datacom Group reported steady NZD $1.48 billion revenue for FY25, focusing on AI-driven growth amid challenges in New Zealand and strong Australian contracts. Read...Newslink ©2025 to ITBrief |  |
|  | | ITBrief - 2 Jul (ITBrief) Exabeam launches its AI-powered Nova Advisor Agent to help CISOs turn complex security data into strategic insights for board-level presentations. Read...Newslink ©2025 to ITBrief |  |
|  | | ITBrief - 2 Jul (ITBrief) Swyftx is acquiring US crypto brokerage Caleb & Brown to target wealthy investors, marking the largest crypto acquisition in Australasian history. Read...Newslink ©2025 to ITBrief |  |
|  | | ITBrief - 2 Jul (ITBrief) Bebop, an AI sales tool by Black Pearl Group, reached USD $1.2 million ARR in 45 days, targeting SMEs with affordable, high-quality sales intelligence. Read...Newslink ©2025 to ITBrief |  |
|  | | ITBrief - 2 Jul (ITBrief) Cloudflare now blocks AI crawlers by default, letting website owners opt-in to share content, aiming to protect creators and create fair AI content use. Read...Newslink ©2025 to ITBrief |  |
|  | | ITBrief - 2 Jul (ITBrief) AI adoption in Asia-Pacific fuels cyber threats as businesses ramp up defences amid growing use of AI-powered cyberattacks and regulatory changes. Read...Newslink ©2025 to ITBrief |  |
|  | | BBCWorld - 2 Jul (BBCWorld)The new law was passed to combat Singapore`s worsening scam problem, but some have said it is too intrusive. Read...Newslink ©2025 to BBCWorld |  |
|  | | ITBrief - 2 Jul (ITBrief) Qualys` ANZ MD Sam Salehi says firms in Australia and New Zealand are adopting risk platforms amid a cybersecurity skills crisis and evolving threats. Read...Newslink ©2025 to ITBrief |  |
|  | | PC World - 2 Jul (PC World)Whether you’re a parent who wants to keep an eye on your kids even after leaving the room or you’re just worried about your pets chewing on your slippers when left alone, a tiny home security camera will give you peace of mind and help you feel a lot better. Right now, you can get this TP-Link Tapo C200 for only $16, a significant drop from its usual $30 price. That’s a stark 47% discount and it now matches the lowest price it’s ever been. Not bad!
The Tapo C200 wireless security camera is small and, despite its price, comes packed with a range of nifty features. First, by hooking it up to the Tapo app, you can remotely control where the camera is pointed. This pan-and-tilt camera has 360 degrees of horizontal panning and 114 degrees of vertical tilting, so you can pretty much point it wherever you want. The camera can track and follow activity within its field of view, too, which is amazing for a device that’s only $16.
Other awesome features include a 24/7 live feed, plus motion sensors that can send notifications when triggered. The videos are all in 1080p, including at night, and you can also use the Tapo app to communicate through the camera via two-way audio. As with any Tapo cam, you can store recorded footage on the cloud (requires a subscription) or on a microSD card up to 128GB in capacity (sold separately).
If you don’t have a home security camera, there’s never been a better time or price to get one. The TP-Link Tapo C200 is a steal for just $16, so snag it while this limited-time deal is still hot!
Save 47% and score this 1080p Wi-Fi security camera for cheap!Buy now at Amazon Read...Newslink ©2025 to PC World |  |
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