There are tons of dashcams on the market, but there aren’t a ton of dashcams that use 4G LTE to offer a live view at any time.

BlackVue is one company that offers those type of Dashcams, but at an expensive cost. Instead, check out the $349 Owl Car Cam, a device that records up to 14 days of video stored in the cloud (24 hours while car is parked).

Due to the 4G LTE conneciton, the Owl cam will always be in contact with the owner via notifications. For instance, if someone backs into your car while it’s parked, you will receive a notification about the incident and be able to save a clip of the accident. Saved clips can be sent to your insurance company.

There’s a secondary camera on the opposite of the Owl Cam that records what’s happening inside the cabin. This is another potentially useful video feed that could be used to prove you weren’t distracted when pulled over by a police officer or in the middle of an accident. It can also continue recording during a traffic stop so you can have an accurate representation of your interaction with a police officer.

Using a smartphone or tablet, an Owl Cam owner can also tap into a live feed at any time to check on their car. Using voice recognition, you can tell the Owl to capture specific moments as well. For instance, if you captured another accident occurring in front of you on the road, you can quickly save a clip for your reference.

The Owl Car Cam comes with 1 year of service and each additional year costs $99 (or $10 a month if you prefer monthly payments). You can read more details here or check out the video below:

Shut Up and Take My Money: Owl Car Cam

Operating at 4G speeds, the Freedom Spot Photon (developed by FreedomPop) is a Wi-Fi connectivity device for getting all your devices out on the Web.

Offering 500MB of free data each month, this type of device is likely handy for anyone who commutes to work or simply needs to hop on Wi-Fi when in a remote location. It would also be useful for families when in a hotel room, thus avoiding the hotel’s daily Wi-Fi charge.

Slightly smaller than the size and shape of a regulation hockey puck, the Photon allows users to connect up to eight different devices at once. It provides a minimum of six hours of battery life and offers speeds up to 12Mpbs down and 1.5Mpbs using Clearwire’s Wimax network. There’s also no monthly data caps in place or contracts to sign, so you can start or quit at any time.

Regarding data, FreedomPop offers a a social referral program that allows users to earn 500MB of data by referring a friend. Specific to the free plan, additional data costs about $20 per 1GB.

However, people interested in watching lots of video can reduce that rate to $10 per 1GB by signing up for one of the two monthly subscription plans. FreedomPop offers a 2GB plan at $17.99 a month and a 4GB plan at $28.99 a month. So if you plan on firing up Netflix, make sure you have one of the monthly premium plans and aren’t busting through your data limit too quickly.

Anyone interested in the device should check out the coverage map here as well as reviews on the device here. FreedomPop is also running a special deal on Ben’s this week. You can pick up a refurbished FreedomSpot Platinum Edition Photon with 2GB of Data for 1 month and a micro-USB travel charger for $25 here:

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Check out some more product shots of the device below:

Shut Up and Take My Money: FreedomPop Freedom Spot Photon