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Cheaper Echo Dot Reportedly Confirmed Ahead Of September 14 Event

Amazon could be gearing up to reveal a more affordable Echo Dot, with the company accidentally tweeting that a new device is set to cost $49.99...

Auriel 2.0 Launches Ahead Of CEDIA 2016, Adds Smart Home Control

Niles Auriel is getting an overhaul as part of its 2.0 update, with the addition of streaming audio, climate and lighting control and remote access features...

Crestron Opens New Look Showroom

Crestron EMEA has unveiled a new look to its showroom in the Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, with it opening September 8 2016 ...

Comelit Nabs Benchmark Magazine’s Innovation Awards 2016

Comelit UK has revealed that it has won the Benchmark Innovation Award 2016 in the Access Control (Hardware) category with SimpleHome...

Apple Looks To Enhance HomeKit Abilities Via iOS 10

Adding a new App simply called, Home, Apple is looking to add to the capabilities of its HomeKit platform including the addition of voice activation via Siri. ...

LG’s SmartThinQ Hub Compatible With Amazon Alexa

LG announced at IFA that its SmartThinQ Hub is now compatible with Amazon Echo’s Alexa voice assistant, allowing users to control connected LG home appliances using one’s voice, without a smartphone...

Sonos To Get Spotify Connect Integration And Amazon Echo Voice Controls

Sonos has announced that the platform is to be fully integrated with Spotify’s mobile App via Spotify Connect......

British Gas Launches Gogglebox-Style Reality Show On The Connected Home

British Gas has launched an online reality TV-style show named Smart Street, which follows the antics of three families over the course of three months as they get to grips with their smart homes...

Sonos Integrates With Crestron; Control4, Lutron, Savant, iPort, QIVICON Sign As Partners

Sonos now integrates with Crestron, while Control4, Lutron, Savant, iPort and Deutsche Telekom’s QIVICON join as Sonos’ first sanctioned partners...

Philips Launches Hue Motion Sensor

The Philips Hue motion sensor is connected to the user’s Philips Hue bridge via the Philips Hue App – and just like that – it will automatically turn on Philips Hue lights when the homeowner enters a room...