D-Link has announced that it is developing a new Wi-Fi camera that will support Apple HomeKit for release later this year.
D-Link offers an extensive range of Wi-Fi cameras as part of its mydlink Home series. D-Link’s new Wi-Fi camera was built for HomeKit’s camera category – one of two important new accessory types announced in the keynote speech at Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) event in San Francisco.
“D-Link has been building Wi-Fi cameras for more than 10 years and we understand the strategic importance of these cameras to your home’s IoT ecosystem,” said Kevin Wen, president, D-Link Europe. “We have been working hard with Apple to help make a unique connected home experience that meets the real needs of users. We are excited that now through the new HomeKit-enabled D-Link camera and Apple’s Home app in iOS 10, families around the world will have an easy and secure way to monitor their homes.”
More information regarding the new D-Link HomeKit enabled camera will be available later this year. Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.
D-Link offers an extensive range of Wi-Fi cameras as part of its mydlink Home series. D-Link’s new Wi-Fi camera was built for HomeKit’s camera category – one of two important new accessory types announced in the keynote speech at Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) event in San Francisco.
“D-Link has been building Wi-Fi cameras for more than 10 years and we understand the strategic importance of these cameras to your home’s IoT ecosystem,” said Kevin Wen, president, D-Link Europe. “We have been working hard with Apple to help make a unique connected home experience that meets the real needs of users. We are excited that now through the new HomeKit-enabled D-Link camera and Apple’s Home app in iOS 10, families around the world will have an easy and secure way to monitor their homes.”
More information regarding the new D-Link HomeKit enabled camera will be available later this year. Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.