Review: Philips HUE – control your lights with your smartphone

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  The Internet of Things will ultimately change all of our lives for the better, and the Philips HUE lighting system is a great place to start. Imagine being able to control every aspect of your home with your Smartphone or tablet, and even have aspects of your home control itself based on a set of rules that you can customize. Philips Hue can take you there and do much more. It makes your lighting fun and convenient, while adding a lot of utility that can make your house more secure.

Review of the Uniden App Solo Wi-Fi IP Camera

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The Uniden App Solo is a simple yet highly customizable smart security camera that can bring peace of mind while working inside or outside your home.

Choosing Smart home Products: Lighting, Plugs and Switches

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A smart home is only as smart as the products within it, so let’s take a look at some smart lights, smart plugs, and smart switches.

Monster Smart IlluminEssence DIGIT starter kit review

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The Monster Smart IlluminEssence DIGIT 3D LED art panels starter kit is the cool new way to decorate your home in millions of bright colours & fun designs.

Nanoleaf Remote review

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The Nanoleaf Remote is a new smart remote control that looks—and functions—like no other, looking like a glowing, super sized, 12-sided die.

Practical outdoor security camera considerations for Canadians

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Considering a wireless outdoor security camera? Here are a few pointers about factors that Canadians need to be aware of.

3 tips for using Mesh networks in your smart home

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Mesh networks make your home smarter and more connected; here are 3 tips to help ensure you get the most internet coverage for your home.

Amazon′s new Echo devices promise ′smarts′ on another level

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Amazon aims to roll out a very different level of intelligence with its latest group of Echo smart speakers that goes beyond simple queries.

OnHub from Google: now with IFTTT functionality

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 The newest feature for the OnHub Wireless Routers isn’t a Google feature at all. So what is it, where did it come from, and why does it make your connected digital home more useful than ever before?  

Review: Dog and Bone Keyless Bluetooth Padlock

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 Technology is changing everything, transforming even the mundane into something pretty cool. Take padlocks, for example. You know, those big metal things you use to secure your valuable stuff? Well, they’ve evolved quite a bit from the rusty old dinosaur that used to adorn your grandfather’s shed. Today, you don’t even need keys to unlock them, and you can manage a range of different locks with a tap on your mobile phone. Sound way-out and futuristic? Read on and I’ll give you my review of the Dog and Bone Keyless Bluetooth Padlocks.