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Integrator Weighs Up The Pros And Cons Of Amazon Alexa As Failure Rates Climb

This successful installer warns integrators of some of the issues that come with installing Amazon Alexa...

Crestron To Unveil Crestron Studio v1.6 At ISE 2017, Dealers React

The complete refresh of Crestron Studio (v1.6) has been built with the aim of eliminating issues associated with home automation programming. Crestron highlights its four key benefits...

Google Home Gains Belkin Wemo, Honeywell Control

Google Home is expanding its smarts in the home automation arena, with the Google Assistant now capable of controlling devices by Belkin Wemo and Honeywell...

Nest Regains Revered Robotics Expert From Apple

Yoky Matsuoka is set to rejoin Nest as chief technology officer, following a stint at Apple where she helped run health technology initiatives...

Asus Takes On Raspberry Pi With 4K Video Capability

The Asus Tinker Board is a Raspberry Pi alternative with 4K video playback and 2GB of RAM. It does cost a little more than the Raspberry Pi, however...

WyreStorm To Launch HDBaseT 4K HDR Matrix Switchers At ISE

WyreStorm is launching its new H2X Series HDBaseT 4K HDR Matrix Switchers which also offer extensive audio matrix switching...

Google Assistant Payments Feature Set To Threaten Amazon Alexa

The Google Assistant may soon be able to process payments using nothing but a user’s voice, in a move that could threaten Amazon Alexa’s dominance...

Nest’s Smart Home Portfolio Now Available In Austria, Germany, Italy, Spain

Nest is expanding its European presence, with the Nest Learning Thermostat, Nest Cam Indoor and Outdoor and Nest Protect smart home products now available in Austria, Germany, Italy and Spain...

ELAN 8 Nabs Coveted CES 2017 Award

The ELAN 8 home automation system has nabbed a coveted award at CES 2017 in Las Vegas...

Amazon, Apple, Google, Samsung Set To Dominate Smart Home Market

Despite the increasingly public discussion regarding the smart home of the future, it seems custom installed solutions aren't going to be dominant players ...