Switching a light on is pretty easy when it’s dark, but if you happen to be afraid of the dark, remote lights are even better. Fortunately smart lights can make the dark disappear simply by walking in.
While just the beginning, there are many things Google is doing with Google Home that work very, very well, making it a great start for a home that’s smart.
You have a smartwatch, a smartphone, and you might even have a smart-fridge. Now prepare yourself for the most blokey smart gadget of them all: the smart BBQ.
Australia is high on a lot of lists — best places to go for a holiday, best location for wine makers — but one we don’t want to be high on is for cyber security. And yet we are.
This week saw Google brings its Assistant to Australian households with Google Home, but you can keep making the home smarter with compatible plugs. Fresh from a a promise earlier on, D-Link has announced that its Smart Plug will talk to Google Home, making it possible for you to turn...
Google has been making inroads in the home, and this week it brings its virtual assistant to Australia alongside its WiFi helper.
The thermostat may not be a big deal in Australia, and certainly not big enough to warrant a release of a smart model, but you can still find out if it's hot or cold.
Our homes are getting smarter, and that's thanks to smart cameras, smart plugs, and smart everything else. One more company has rocked up in Australia, and while it's an original, its original smart thermostat is not part of the package. A part of Google's "Alphabet" company is arriving in Australia...
The quest to get your home wired up with internet-connected smarts is on, and if you're an iPhone or iPad owner, it begins with HomeKit, and possibly a few plugs here and there.
You get notifications from all sorts of services -- Facebook, Twitter, UberEATS -- but what happens if your home has an issue? If you have an iPhone, a camera could just tell you what's up.