If there’s one thing that Nanoleaf is particularly good at, it’s making your home come alive with smart lighting accessories, including HomeKit and Matter-compatible light bulbs, light strips, and permanent house lights.
If you’ve been following along, then you’ve likely heard about Apple’s plans to launch a smart home hub device – something akin to a HomePod with an integrated iPad-style screen that could be used to control in-home devices via a new operating system that Apple might call homeOS.
IKEA will refresh its smart home products with Matter compatibility, so they can be used with Apple Home and other platforms without its hub.
Smart home accessory brand Aqara has jumped in on the Prime Day sales bandwagon, slashing prices across the board with most of its products starting today, Tuesday, July 8th and lasting through Friday, July 11th.
Smart home lighting brand Nanoleaf has kicked off their Prime Day sale on their official website, bringing significant discounts to many of the brand’s top-selling products.
The new tvOS 26 operating system supports the Thread 1.4 protocol on the Apple TV and HomePod for unified mesh networking in your smart home.
Just in time for Father’s Day, Nanoleaf are kicking off a relevant sale that will help dads everywhere in their endless quest to improve the home with huge savings of up to 40% of on Smart LED lighting solutions that can make any house the wonder on the block.
Apple's rumored smart home hub could launch by the end of 2025 instead of sometime in 2026 as originally planned, with a robotic version following in 2026.
Our friends over at Nanoleaf are out with some new smart home lighting accessories this week, this time targeting both indoor and outdoor users who want to spice up their living space with HomeKit and Matter-compatible RGB/W LED lighting solutions.
You will need to upgrade to Apple's latest HomeKit architecture by this fall to continue using smart home appliances and automations without interruptions.
Apple rumored smart home hub that was supposed to launch by now has apparently been delayed into next year, when Siri's AI features are supposed to land.
Apple’s upcoming iOS 18.4 software update will require you to update your smart home and installed accessories to a new architecture for the Home app.