Smart homes are not just about controlling devices with a remote or a phone. They can also do things automatically, making life easier and more comfortable. But setting up these automations can be tricky, especially for beginners. Let's explore some simple ways to make your smart home work for you.
CES 2026 is packed with futuristic tech, but some gadgets are not just ideas. They are ready for you to buy today. You don't have to wait for the future. You can grab them now. From chargers to smart home devices, there's something for everyone. Need a new charger? It's there. Want a projector or a
CES 2026 is here, and it's packed with exciting tech from big names like Samsung, LG, and Hisense. This year, the focus is on AI, futuristic TVs, and weird gadgets that might just make your life easier—or at least more interesting. TVs are getting a major upgrade. TCL's X11L TV is turning heads wit
Aqara has introduced a new smart lock, the U400, at CES. This lock is special because it works with Apple's Home Key feature. It uses a tiny chip called UWB in iPhones and Apple Watches to unlock the door automatically as you approach. No need to take out your phone or use a code. The U400 is not t
Alexa+, Amazon's upgraded AI assistant, is now stepping out of your home and into your web browser. The company has launched a new website, Alexa. com, where users can chat with Alexa+ just like they would with other AI chatbots. Amazon wants Alexa+ to be everywhere, not just in your living room or
Cozyla has introduced a new gadget called the Calendar+ Max. It's a big 55-inch touchscreen that helps families keep track of their busy lives. Most smart displays are around 21 inches, so this one is much larger. You can tilt it to stand up or lay flat, and it has wheels so you can roll it around t
In 2025, Yoolax made some big moves in the world of smart home tech. They focused on making window treatments smarter and easier to use. This wasn't just about adding fancy features; it was about solving real problems for people at home. Yoolax listened to what customers wanted and made changes bas
In 2025, AI-powered smart homes were supposed to be a game-changer. Instead, they've become a headache. Imagine this: You ask your AI assistant to make coffee, and it refuses. This isn't a one-time glitch. It's becoming the norm. The idea behind AI in smart homes was exciting. AI was supposed to ma
Smart home tech is always changing. Some changes are good, some not so much. Recently, some big smart device makers had to file for bankruptcy. But there's also good news. Matter, a new platform, is making it easier for different smart devices to work together. Apple is also making things better. T
Families juggling work, school, and social lives often feel overwhelmed. A company has launched a new line of smart home devices to help. These tools aim to make daily routines smoother and more enjoyable. The centerpiece is a digital calendar. It comes in different sizes and has two modes. One mod
