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com, you can view the livestream or old clips, click a microphone button to engage the two way audio and adjust the camera's settings. You can also export clips to your computer from here, and even create a time lapse of multiple clips. Once you have a clip you like, you can share it to Facebook, Twitter, NextDoor or YouTube; download it; or just share a link to view it on your Nest account. You can export video clips from the Nest app for iOS and Android by selecting one in the timeline and tapping the New Clip button, which uploads the clip to your Nest account online and optionally saves it to your device's camera roll. Nest AwareA Nest Aware subscription is technically optional, and you get a 30 day trial. But if you choose not to subscribe, you lose the facial recognition feature, continuous recording and video history, close ups, customizable activity zones, and the ability to upload clips and create time lapses online. You'll still be able to see the live view and talk over the two way speaker, get motion and people alerts just without familiar faces being named, see snapshots of events from the past 3 hours and be notified when someone rings the bell. Nest Aware starts at $5/month or $50/year to keep a five day video history, plus up to 3 hours of stored clips. Higher tiers provide up to 30 days of video history. PerformanceThe Nest Hello's camera has a resolution of 1600 x 1200, and covers 160 degrees of view. It uses a 4:3 aspect ratio, for a squarer picture as opposed to some cameras' 16:9 wide screen view.

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Accenture and TBS have hailed Ireland's "sophisticated" and "well developed" legal and regulatory environment as key factors in their decision to relocate business here. AccentureAccenture announced earlier this year that its Board of Directors had unanimously approved changing the company's place of incorporation to Ireland from Bermuda. Accenture's shareholders will be asked to vote in favor of the proposed Irish company formation move, at shareholder meetings expected to be held shortly. William D. Green, Accenture's chairman and CEO, said, "After a careful review, our Board of Directors has determined that changing our place of incorporation to Ireland is in the best interests of Accenture and our shareholders. We believe that company incorporation Ireland will provide Accenture with economic benefits and help ensure our continued global competitiveness. "A member of the European Union, Ireland offers a sophisticated, well developed corporate, legal and regulatory environment. It also has a long history of international investment and long established commercial relationships, trade agreements and tax treaties with European Union member states, the United States and other countries around the world where Accenture does business. In addition, company incorporation Ireland offers a stable political and economic environment and has the financial and legal infrastructure to meet Accenture's needs, both today and in the future. " Accenture has offices in 52 countries and serves clients in more than 120 countries around the world. Ireland is part of the company's largest geographic region, Europe/Middle East/Africa EMEA, which accounts for nearly half of Accenture's total net revenues, is home to many of the company's largest clients and represents a significant business opportunity for the company.