Hopefully, Project CHIP will manage to unifying a really broken environment for smart home appliances because we must bring order to the current smart home chaos.
New HomePod minis are probably in the works. The devices are thought to feature screens and cameras, but Apple isn’t expected to launch them in the coming weeks.
That device, too, fell victim to Apple’s changed focus in the smart home space that already saw the discontinuation of the full-size HomePod speaker.
Heads up, Amazon is running a sweet deal on this smart video doorbell from Eufy. It’s easy to install, offers super clear video, does not require monthly fees, and right now it’s just $90.
Turning your home into a smart home doesn’t have to be expensive. Right now Amazon has the Kasa Smart Plug, which allows you to operate a light or appliance using your phone or voice, for just ten bucks.
Scenecuts is a simple yet efficient Mac app to quickly trigger your HomeKit scenes right from the macOS menu bar.
Review our comparison of HomePod mini vs Amazon Echo if you need help deciding between these smart speakers for yourself or as a gift.
If you want to set up HomeKit notifications for accessories like door locks and motion sensors, this how-do walks you through it on iOS and Mac.
If you’ve been waiting for a clearer view of your Home app accessory status, now you’ve got it. With an update, you have a visual status section.
This is the best way to control and manage HomeKit devices in your Control Center, turn them on and off, adjust their settings, and more.
If you have some cool accessories like smart lights or locks, you can create smart home automations in the Home app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, here’s how.
If you have been wondering if you can change the accessory icons in the Home app, this tutorial shows you how you can on both iOS and Mac.
