Apple Music support is finally coming to Google Home speakers. Here’s everything we know about this development so far.

Here’s a smart lightning-based smart IR blaster for iPhone or iPad running iOS 12 which also features IR commands learning functionality.

Leviton has just launched a new smart Load Center with app controlled circuit breakers. Here’s everything you need to know.

Here’s a WiFi smart home plug power socket with Apple HomeKit and Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant support.

Here’s a smart color LED light bulb which supports both iOS and Android along with Alexa and Google Home voice assistant, costing just $15.

A developer has been able to make HomeKit simulate the addition of a TV as an accessory within the Home app and he’s been sharing screenshots and videos of how everything will work when TVs start to arrive in peoples’ homes.

Abode has announced a new version of its DIY Security System while also confirming that HomeKit support for the original model will be available in the future.

Home security is important, no matter where you live on the planet. Having cameras dotted around your home used to be a super costly exercise with holes needing to be drilled and cables run everywhere, but in 2019 that’s just not the case.

Apple has just announced the release date of the HomePod in China. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

The arrival of HomeKit, and Siri support with AirPlay 2 along with it, changes how people will get content onto their TVs, especially once Apple’s streaming video service goes live. We now know exactly what that HomeKit support will allow, too.

Two of the biggest names in automated lighting, Philips Hue and Nanoleaf, have been busy announcing their latest wares at CES 2019 and both continue to up their game.

Here’s a roundup of some of the latest HomeKit-compatible devices announced at CES 2019. There are so many new things being announced that it can be difficult to keep track of them all, so we’re going to run through several in one place, quickfire-like.