I've been a smart home tech reporter for a decade, and there is AI-powered machinery throughout my 1,100-square-foot cottage in New York's Hudson Valley. While my home doesn't look or feel ...

Data will power these homes, but trust will determine their success. Security must be built-in from day one. Hardware-level ...

Turning your house into a smart home might isn’t the dauting task you might think it is. It’s also not going to cost an ...

While nobody has yet launched a dishwasher that flings out plates and cutlery via an automated catapult system (patent pending), we can at least revel in the fact that robot vacs have come a long way.

Smart Home's Secret Tech Is Geofencing: Here's What It Is and How I Use It Your smart devices probably have geofencing capabilities -- I've got some good ideas about how to start using them.

Ahead, check out some of the coolest smart home tech products we spotted at CES 2024. As we head into spring, many of our favorite finds are now available to buy or preorder online, including at ...

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Smart home tech is booming, but we’re far from the age of The Jetsons Smart homes are going mainstream, but 'The Jetsons' era isn't quite here yet By Kim Wetzel Published January 26, 2018 ...

“Lights, camera, action” isn’t heard just on movie sets these days. You’re just as likely to say it in your own home when you operate your smart home devices.

Smart home tech doesn’t have to be complicated, and if you’ve been reluctant to dip a toe in the (smart) water, you might be surprised by just how cheap and simple it can be.

“Smart tech doesn’t automatically increase a home’s value, so a homeowner shouldn’t go out of their way to add smart tech just to sell a home,” Mr. Antin said.