Home AI technology like object detection, smart alerts and noise recognition don't have to cost extra: Here's how to get them without paying more.

As you prep for winter vacations and weekends away, it's important to make sure your home is safe from trespassers, porch pirates and other forms of theft. That's where home security steps in, and why ...

CircuitDigest presents the Smart Home & Wearables Project Contest 2025! Win exciting prizes worth up to ₹7,00,000 and receive free development boards through our partnership with DigiKey. For ...

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Download the SimpliSafe app on your phone from the App Store or Google Play. Tap ‘Sign Up’ and enter your email address.

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When Tim Walz isn't busy running for Vice President or being the Governor of Minnesota, he helps friends with simple DIY car repairs. Walz posted a social media video titled "Saturday is for replacing ...

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The T100 from Tapo is a small but highly configurable motion detector with good battery life and a near-instant response time. Great value too, and compatible with Alexa and Google Home – but don’t ...

Leviton’s updated motion-sensing dimmer pulls out all the stops with wired (or wireless) 3-way circuit support and impressive customization options. With both dimming and motion sensing built in; plus ...

If you’ve ever wanted to peek inside a celebrity-designed New York apartment, here’s your chance. The eighth annual Real Simple Home has opened in Lower Manhattan and for the first time it spans not ...

The Montgomery County Council approved two million dollars to install HALO vape sensors in every high school bathroom. After one month with the sensors, multiple administrators are reporting issues.