In the world of home automation, or smart homes, there are a couple of low-hanging fruit that can be plucked as a great way of getting started. Things like smart bulbs are one example, and smart video doorbells are another. When it comes to the second category, the Ring Video Doorbell is the best in the business, and right now you can get one with $30 off.
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Apple has released an updated version of the Beddit sleep monitor, making it available for sale via its online store after the device received FCC clearance earlier in the week.
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