Nanoleaf’s HomeKit-compatible ‘Shapes– Hexagons’ modular lighting is now available for pre-ordering. Here are the details.

Robin has announced that its ProLine Video Doorbell product is now the first doorbell of its kind to officially support Apple’s HomeKit Secure Video feature. While there are already some home cameras that support it, none of them have been of the doorbell variety.

CES 2020 is, as always, the place to go for new smart home devices. That means we’re seeing accessories announced by every company we can think of, with four of them, from Arlo, Ring, and more, catching our eye today.

Kohler has now won the award for the weirdest place you can put an Echo device – by putting it into a showerhead. The new product has been announced ahead of CES and is effectively an Echo dot that slots into a showerhead.

It’s been a big day in the world of smart homes with Apple, Google, Amazon, and more all set to work together to help create an open standard that makes it easier for devices to communicate.

Two new bits of kit have been updated to support Apple’s smart home system. Both Arlo Ultra and Netatmo Weather Station can take advantage of HomeKit as of right now.

IKEA has new HomeKit blinds coming to the United States within the next couple of months. They’ve already gone on sale in some of European countries and some people are already playing with them.

Philips Hue smart bulbs have long been some of the most popular around and they’re just about to get better. That’s because they’re being updated to make it possible to use them without picking up the $60 Hue Hub that was previously a requirement.

The Raspberry Pi 4 has just been launched with support for dual 4K monitor displays, quad-core CPU, 4GB RAM, and more. Here are the details.

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.

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.