Smart home

Smart lights add security and safety to anyone's home and the Philips Hue bundle is a great option for older adults.

Our homes are becoming more and more futuristic. Thanks to the so-called “Internet of Things,” where our everyday and mundane household objects get new functionality with a connection to the online world, we are entering a new world of “Smart” homes. This Smart Home concept allows us to monitor, control and discover our living spaces in completely different, or fun new ways, from practically anywhere. As the first part in a series on Smart Home tech, I’m going to fill you in on the Philips Hue and Lighting Control system.

If you’ve been on the hunt for a versatile and all-encompassing system that can help you intelligently monitor all sorts of aspects of your living spaces, from security to health and even the weather outside, then you’ll want to take a look at Netatmo for your Smart Home.

Looking for an alternative to paying for cloud subscription? The TP-Link Tapo smart cameras have microSD cards and 2K video resolution.

Adding more devices to your smart home and not sure what this new Thread technology is? Here's what you need to know about Thread.

You don't have to own a place to create a smart home. If you're renting, here's a list of products you can take with you to any living space.

Smart plugs and smart home go together like cereal and milk. Here's how you can expand your home with smart plugs.

The Igloohome Smart Deadbolt 2S works without an Internet connection to unlock your door from anywhere you are, and it even syncs with your Airbnb account.

Having a smart thermostat is one of the easiest ways to control your home's heat and reduce your utility bills in the winter months.

Keep family and loved ones close with the Aura Carver digital photo frame, accessible by cloud for real-time photo updates.