If you have old smart home devices you are replacing or don't use, I have the ways to give them new life and purpose.

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Still waiting for Apple’s first smart home hub with a screen? Mark Gurman at Bloomberg reports that the product is scheduled to arrive in spring 2026. Notably, manufacturing will take place in Vietnam ...

As smart home technologies continue to reshape consumer lifestyles in the Gulf, high-end entertainment systems are emerging as a key area of innovation and investment. At Gitex Global Dubai, Valerion ...

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Why should I care? If you live in Apple’s world, this fills the blank spot on your counter or wall. It centralizes HomeKit devices, FaceTime, music, and a more capable Siri so you reach for your phone ...

Apple's smart home device will somewhat resemble an iPad, and it will have an all-display design. It is expected to be square rather than rectangular, and it will measure in at six inches with thick ...

Everything is online these days, including our toasters and doorbells. And while smart devices are convenient and occasionally energy-saving, they also pose a risk of compromising our personal data.