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Lenovo Smart Clock 2 review
The Lenovo Smart Clock 2 is an alarm clock, wireless charging station, nightlight, and Google smart assistant, all in one eye-catching package.
Decorate your home with cool smart lights
Colours make great decorations. With smart lights, design decorations inside and outside the home for events throughout the year.
Philips Hue Play Gradient lightstrip review
Light up your entertainment centre like never before with the Philips Hue Gradient Lightstrip, and bring the theatre experience home.
Linksys’ debuts Velop mesh Wi-Fi network at CES 2017
Linksys has entered the burgeoning networking sub-category of mesh Wi-Fi with the Velop, a router that will come as a single unit, or in a pack of two or three to cover your home with a solid connection.
Video Doorbell Pro from Ring reviewed
When you take it out of the box, the Ring Pro Video Doorbell looks as though it may be hard to install with all sorts of little pieces and wires. Once you get into it though, you'll see it's anything but. In fact, Ring is so confident that you can install it yourself that it will pay for free installation if you cannot. With cloud storage capabilities, motion detection and 1080p video output, Ring Pro is ready to be your next Home Automation pick up. Come take a look!
Preview: Philips Hue lighting system
Lighting isn’t very interesting, is it? I mean, other than different fixtures, the lights themselves are pretty unremarkable, right? Flick a switch, and on comes the light. Flick it again, and off it goes. I mean, totally yawn, huh? Well, that is unless you happen to have invested in the new Philips Hue personal lighting system, which allows for quite the personalization, versatility and convenience. Want to see how innovative lighting can be? Read on for my preview of the Philips Hue lighting system.
Amazon′s new Echo devices promise ′smarts′ on another level
Amazon aims to roll out a very different level of intelligence with its latest group of Echo smart speakers that goes beyond simple queries.
Where should you start building your Smart Home
Thanks to all of the different options out there, smarthome technology can be applied to every room of your home. Lights, thermostats, garage door openers and keyless entry are just a few of the things you can enable your home to do “smarter” than before. With so many options, where should you get started? I am going to help you think that through!
CES 2023: Ring builds a camera for your car, plus a...
Ring didn’t showcase a big slate of new products at CES, but the two standouts take things in new directions.
Review: power up your smart home’s Wi-Fi with the Linksys Max-Stream...
Having a smart home is amazing, but the Wi-Fi connection issues that have come along with it have been challenging. As I’ve added more devices I’ve understood the need for a powerful router like the Linksys Max-Stream AC5400. Now that I’ve tested it out, I’ll never be able to use a basic router in my smart home again. Save