So with wireless technology, more companies including Frontpoint, SimpliSafe, and Link Interactive are relying on a “Do It Yourself” model. DIY allows you to save money on installation and moving costs down the road. It’s also more convenient since you can do it on your own time instead of taking time off work to meet the installer. Smart homes are becoming not just more popular in recent years; they’re becoming the standard of new construction. Smart home devices and capabilities are also being retrofitted into older homes because of the peace of mind they provide. One of the primary benefits of having a smart home is your ability to know what’s going on at home whether or not you’re there, and then be able to control the environment in the way you want. This is true for both indoor and outdoor home security cameras. Which, by the way, it is important to differentiate between whether you want indoor, outdoor, or both types of home security cameras before you begin your research, as the two different types of cameras will have pretty significantly different features. The placement options of your home security camera will vary, depending on where you want to install the camera. Of course, inside your home, there are plenty of options for installing a security camera in the rooms. However, those options tend to decrease significantly when you’re opting for outdoor home security cameras, such as your front porch, backyard, and even driveway.