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Nobody enjoys cleaning their home. Vacuuming, mopping, dusting, cleaning bathrooms, and other cleaning chores are some of the purist forms of drudgery. However, while smart home technology can’t make it
There are too many new smart home products being shown at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) this year to fit into a single article. So, here are a few additional products
CES (Consumer Electronics Show) is a major annual trade show, organized by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA). It is held each year in Las Vegas, Nevada. This year, over 4300
Many articles on smart home technology, including ones that I’ve written, present smart home technology in terms of a suburban setting. The articles assume a multi-bedroom suburban home with a
There is nothing worse than overcooking a steak or other protein. Overcooking turns the most expensive part of a meal into shoe leather. I’ve written several articles on meat thermometers
Sensor-driven automations that require no user actions are the best way to control a smart home. For example, to save energy, the temperature set point of a smart thermostat can
If you look through lists of the top smart home devices you will find that each one includes at least one smart lock. This is because smart locks are incredibly
The Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA) has just released version 1.4 of Matter, introducing several significant improvements to the open-source smart home standard. Matter 1.4 introduces several new device types and
Aging in place is a trend that has become increasingly popular as large portions of the U.S. population grows older. Fortunately, smart home technology can help with this. Aging in
Nobody I know enjoys vacuuming their home. It is tedious, and vacuums are noisy, annoying devices. The noise level makes it challenging to listen to music or a podcast, adding
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