Smart Home

CES will return to Las Vegas in 2022.

Jacquard technology is currently available in only two apparel, none of which are geared toward sports.

Google Stadia is truly impressive, but there isn’t much reason to get it immediately.

Make the most out out your Smart TV with Roku. Here are five deals for you.

With Amazon Prime Day officially here, it’s one of the best times to cash in on those smart home deals. So, without further ado, here are 14 of the best Amazon Prime Day 2019 Smart Home deals.

Learn the ins and outs of Lightning Deals to get what you want this Amazon Prime Day.

Get the best deals for Amazon Devices in this year's Amazon Prime Day.

National Retail Federation’s Big Show in NYC wants to make retail great again. Even if they have to install cameras everywhere to do it.

PlayStation Now service is ending on all devices except PS4 and PC by mid-August

Roboteam Home is looking to bring robots into the average household

Do you want to own the most powerful weapon in the universe and some strong magnets? PLOX Innovations' newest Death Star Bluetooth Levitating Speaker could be for you.

Nvidia Spot Google Assistant device will answer your commands from any room in the house.

Japanese company releases very creepy smart home hub.

Prolitec brings its commercial fragrance technology into the home with Aera, a smartphone-enabled home fragrance system featuring scents created by perfume design experts. The Aera starter set retails for $189, which includes a choice one of six aromas. Each hypoallergenic fragrance capsule contains 25mL of fragrance, which the company claims last up to 60 days or 1,400 hours. But is it worth the price?

Some early Black Friday Deals for 4k HD Smart TVs are live.

Anyone looking for a place to stay in New York City will be annoyed by a recent decision by the New York State Assembly, which effectively banned the sharing economy based service Airbnb from operating in the five boroughs.

The Apple TV will get an upcoming tvOS update this fall that will bring the home entertainment device a little closer to Apple’s promise that apps will be the future of TV.

Samsung has sent out cancellation emails to those lucky enough to have got an order through while a 40” 2016 4K TV was listed for $100 on their online store. Calling it a “pricing error,” Samsung apologized for the “inconvenience” in the email and has given everyone who ordered the TV a $50 eCertificate as a consolation prize.

A university student has shared his smart home setup that he developed on the cheap using Siri and a Raspberry Pi.

Samsung may have accidentally listed a 40” 2016 4K TV at a $100 on their online store and their website is currently being hammered. Orders are still going through.

It is uncertain whether this rumored product will be showcased at Google I/O.

HBO Now isn't on PS4 or Xbox One. Can HBO fix that before 'Game Of Thrones' season 6?