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A new partnership with LG and Schneider Electric sees the release of video doorbells, smart locks, thermostats, and multiple cameras.
Apple unveiled a slate of new smart home gadgets at its aptly named “Welcome Home” event today, including its first (and highly anticipated) smart home hub. That flagship announcement came alongside much-needed refreshes for Apple’s HomePod Mini and TV 4K devices,
The cornerstone of Apple's latest smart-home push is the Apple HomeView, a countertop gadget made up of a 7-inch square display resting on a speaker base. It operates like smart displays we've seen from Amazon and Google, but it’s an entirely new device category for Apple.
The new Apple Home Collection's minimalist design and simple setup have convinced me to invest in some smart home tech.
These aren't the only three smart home devices that the two companies are likely cooking up. Reporting suggests that Apple and LG are also working on a video doorbell, an indoor camera, an outdoor camera and a floodlight camera. All of these gadgets will reportedly launch under the LG branding, and not as Apple products.
Many people want to install smart home gadgets to make managing their house so much easier. However, some of these items require permanent installation, which is ...
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Apple's new smart home cameras and thermostats work with Apple Home and are processed on Apple servers, but they're not made by Apple.