Not all home apps are equal. Your app experience can make or break the smart home devices you choose, such as security cameras or smart bulbs. The worst apps have confusing menus, lack settings and ...

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Matter 1.4.1 implements a handful of new features to ease new-device setup. Multi-device QR code setup will let you add a whole box of smart home devices while only scanning a single QR code. NFC ...

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In an email this week, Apple warns users to update Home app to avoid hassles as support for the older version expires.

Plain-jane bulbs are so yesterday. Smart lights are in, not only because they're one of the easiest ways to enter the world of smart home tech, but also because they're one of the most affordable.

The smart home is evolving — not because of AI, but because the industry is finally converging on the Matter standard that ...

Using their apps, you can set schedules, view energy consumption and create routines so devices turn on only in certain ...