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Level Lock has partnered with Rocky Mountain door hardware for new HomeKit-enabled locks, new Logitech firmware coming soon may fix overheating issues, VOCOlinc is missing in action, and home project updates. Send us your HomeKit questions and recommendations with the hashtag homekitinsider. Tweet and follow our hosts at @andrew_osu and @stephenrobles or email us here. Find us in your favorite podcast player by searching for "HomeKit Insider" and support the show by leaving a 5-Star rating and comment in Apple Podcasts. Sponsored by: Hunter Douglas: Get a FREE Style Gets Smarter design guide and learn about their HomeKit window shades at: hunterdouglas.com/homekit Links from the show HomeKit Insider - YouTube Channel Level Lock partners with Rocky Mountain Hardware to expand HomeKit lock options Rocky Mountain Hardware VOCOlinc Website? Leviton's second-generation Decora Dimmer review: Wi-Fi connected HomeKit switches Leviton Decora Smart Wi-Fi Dimmer - Amazon Drone Fail - Stephen's Tweet More shows from AppleInsider Subscribe and listen to our weekly AppleInsider podcast for the latest Apple reviews, commentary, and analysis. You can find it on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, or anywhere you listen to podcasts. Subscribe and listen to our AppleInsider Daily podcast for the latest Apple news Monday through Friday. You can find it on Apple Podcasts, Overcast, or anywhere you listen to podcasts. Those interested in sponsoring the show can reach out to us at: andrew@appleinsider.com

On this episode of the Kove Kast, Daniel and Yessie review the Logitech Circle View Doorbell. We'll tell you why we chose this particular doorbell, what the installation and setup process was like, what it has been like to use it, and more! As always, thank you so much for checking out the Kove Kast! We hope you enjoy this episode, and if you did, please let us know and share it with your friends! You can also follow us on social media, by checking out the Kove Kast Linktree. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

When the press release for Logitech's Circle View Doorbell with Apple® HomeKit landed on my desk - it was like a dream come true for smart home enthusiasts who opted for HomeKit support - like me! Face recognition, AppleTV notifications and so much more is on board this new device.  Take a listen to our interview with Logitech!

Welcome back to The HomeKit Show episode 14 in which we talk everything in the world of HomeKit. This week we talk about Eve cam, circle view. Meross smart plug and HomeKit doorbellsLinks from the ShowEve cam reviewLogitech circle view reviewLogitech circle view vs Eve cam - hereMeross smart plug purchase hereMeross smart outdoor plug purchase hereSocial MediaTwitter - https://www.twitter.com/FollowHomeKit/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/FollowHomeKitInsta - https://www.instagram.com/FollowHomeKit/You can either watch the show or listen to the PodCast with both options found belowYouTubeYou can also checkout the video version on our YouTube channel. Don't forget to subscribe for more HomeKit goodness.

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This is The HomeKit Show which is originally featured in video format on YouTube. Listen to find out the week in review in the world of HomeKit and all the insights.This week we talk about the August smart lock, Brilliant HomeKit Support and HomeKit Reviews arriving this month.Don't forget to check out our YouTube version by searching for the "The HomeKit Show" in your favourite search engine.Link to the give-away is here.

Apple refreshed the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Magic Keyboard, WWDC date is announced, the iPad Pro Smart Keyboard gets a teardown, and our hosts provide a massive roundup of HomeKit and smart home devices. We'd love to hear your feedback. Tweet at Stephen Robles and Andrew O’Hara, or email us here. Find us in your favorite podcast player by searching for "AppleInsider" and support the show by leaving a 5-Star rating and comment in Apple Podcasts here. Sponsored by: ExpressVPN - AppleInsider listeners can get three extra months when you sign up for a year of service! Get the most secure and fastest VPN service today. Masterclass - Buy one Annual Pass, get another Free! News Links Apple unveils new 13-inch MacBook Pro with Magic Keyboard Apple's 2020 WWDC, Swift Student Challenge start online on June 22 'X-ray teardown' of iPad Pro Magic Keyboard illustrates complex engineering Smart Home Reviews HomeTags make it even easier to control your HomeKit devices via NFC ecobee launches HomeKit security system with camera, door tags, monitoring service Eve for HomeKit app updated with iCloud syncing and improved camera support Review: Eve Water Guard isn't flashy but can put your mind at ease Inside all the new HomeKit products coming out in 2020 Review: Netatmo Smart Indoor Camera pairs HomeKit Secure Video with AI facial recognition Arlo adds HomeKit support to Arlo Pro 3 smart home camera system Hands on: Philip Hue's new HomeKit-enabled smart lights for 2020 CES 2020: Hands on with August Wi-Fi Smart Lock with HomeKit CES 2020: Best of HomeKit Smart Home Device Roundup Home automation company Wink under fire for surprise subscription mandate Wemo Mini Smart Plug Canary - A complete security system in a single device. Vivint Smart Home Meethue | Hue Brilliant: Smart Home Automation, Control and Lighting System Eve Light Switch Koogeek Apple Homekit enabled smart home products Smart Home at Koogeek iDevices Switch Lutron Smart Window Shades Lutron Maestro Ceiling Fan Switch Eve Aqua Smart Water System Orbit In-Ground Sprinkler System Traeger Ironwood Grills - WiFi Pellet Grills ecobee Smart Thermostats & Smart Home Devices Smart Lock | Digital Door Lock August Home | Your Smart Home Starts at the Front Door Logitech Circle 2 Home Security Camera, Indoor/Outdoor HD Camera Arc: The Premium Smart Soundbar | Sonos Mu-so 2nd Generation FIBARO | Flood Sensor - the water leak detector Fibaro HomeKit Flood Sensor Eve Water Guard Eve Motion on Amazon Aqara on Amazon Aqara Smart Wall Switch (No Neutral, Double Rocker) Aqara Hub, Wireless Smart Home Bridge Eve Cam | evehome.com Indoor security camera with Alexa Built-in | ecobee AppleInsider has affiliate partnerships and may earn commission on products purchased through affiliate links. These partnerships do not influence our editorial content. Those interested in sponsoring the show can reach out to us at: advertising@appleinsider.com

Smarthome Buying Guide 2019 We have been touting the Smarthome for a few years now but somehow have never put together a Buying Guide. So for 2019 we are going to fix that. Afterall, this is the year of home automation.  This list we will only contain products that work on both iOS and Android platforms. As a result, this list will not contain some manufactures which may limit some of the things your platform of choice is capable of. The good news is if you see a product that you like on this list you can be assured that it will work in your home. One thing we would like to mention and if you already have home automation devices you already know this. No matter what product you have, home automation will give you the occasional headache. There have been times where it seemed all my devices stopped working then just as quickly everything settles out. There is a good chance that the issue was wifi related but I never really know for sure. If you use a dedicated system like Insteon, Crestron, or Control 4 you may see less issues. But if you do see issues it may cost you money to bring in an expert or with Insteon cause you frustration finding a solution buried deep down some user forum. Bottomline, home automation is good but it's not perfect. Even for experts like us.  Doorbell Ring - Prices range from $100 to $200 depending on the model. Who doesn't want to answer the door from work?? But seriously it's nice to see when a package is left at your door or if someone is trying to get into your house that shouldn't be. You can go the battery operate route or connect it to the existing wiring. Either way you will be up and running in an hour. Ring also has an app creates a virtual neighborhood watch community that lets you know what's happening around you. If you like Ring they have a family of devices to help you monitor your home.    Door Lock Schlage Smart Locks -  Prices range from $150 - $250 depending on model. Now that you have a way to remotely answer your door you may want a way to let someone in your house. A smart lock can do that. Schlage makes locks that work with Homekit, Google Home, SmartThings and more. It can even work in concert with your Ring Doorbell. Track who enters your home via a custom entry code. You can even make codes work on specific days between specific hours. There is a peace of mind you get when you know that your door is indeed locked! Garage Door myQ Smart Garage Door Opener - Street price less than $50. You can have the same peace of mind knowing that you drove away and didn't forget to close the garage door as well! The adapter is compatible with just about every garage door opener that was built in the last 20 years. Easy to install and controllable via your mobile phone. The myQ Smart Opener integrates with Apple's Homekit and Amazon's Echo. Lighting There are at least a dozen manufacturers of smart lighting and almost all of them do not need a hub. They even integrate with the Echo and Homekit so why then are be picking a light system that needs a hub? That's because the Hue Light System is quite possible the best thing you can do to your house! You can get a starter kit as low as $70. But that's only the beginning. There are hue lights for anything and everything including bulbs, lamps, light strips, indoor, and outdoor. There are even accessories that include, motion detectors, remotes, and even plugs!! If you want you can spend hundreds of dollars creating dramatic lighting scenes both inside and outside your home. Hue is compatible with Homekit, Amazon Echo, Google Assistant, and even Microsoft Cortana. Once you get done creating incredible scenes and timers you will simply forget that you spent $50 on a hub.  Smart Plugs Our advice here… go cheap! Wall plugs just need to turn on and off.  Not much else. Find a plug that works with Homekit, Amazon Echo, or Google Assistant and be done with it. We found one that works with all three!! The Wemo Smart Plug (made by Belkin) costs $20! It's small enough that it does not obscure the other plug but can handle 15A! If you are looking for the one device to start you down the home automation path this is it! Switches When it comes to switches we were torn. We had such a bad experience with Leviton Decora Smart switches when they first came out. They would lose wifi connections constantly requiring full resets to get them back. They did release a firmware upgrade that has seemed to fix the issue. We have been running for about five months with no issues. But we are still gunshy in giving this our full recommendation. We are gaining more confidence in the $50 device with each passing week.  But what will get our full recommendation is the iDevices Wifi enable dimmer switch. It costs twice as much as the Leviton device however. In the three years we have been using this device it has been offline for a total of about twenty minutes.  Thermostats If you have a smart home you'll want to be able to control the temperature and for that you have  a few options. We have installed and used thermostats made by Honnywell, Insteon, and Ecobee. We have experience with the Nest as well. There are plenty of options out there but we have settled on the ecobee 3 ($199). It has a good physical interface as well as great looking apps. It has full Homekit, Google, Alexa, SmartThings integration. You can even buy additional sensors so you can average out the temperature across your entire home. It's kind of nice being able to tell your voice assistant to set the temperature in your house to 72 degrees and not have to get out from under your warm covers! Cameras So many cameras out there. Over the years we have tried at least a dozen brands. If you have a Ring doorbell you may want to use the Ring cameras. They have great night time picture quality and tie in nicely with the Ring doorbell and sensors. They start at about $60 and go as high as $200. If Ring isn't your thing we highly recommend the Logitech Circle 2. THese cameras have a great picture during the day and a good picture at night. The Ring camera is better at night. Both can store your images in the cloud but offer a premium plan for a yearly fee. The Circle 2 cameras start at about $100 for a battery operated one and $180 for a wired camera. The Circle 2 are indoor outdoor. The Ring makes ones specifically designed for outdoor use. Motion Sensors You'll want motion sensors to make lights turn on or let you know if someone is in your house. If you use Hue lights, we strongly recommend their sensors (Hue Motion Sensor $40). The battery lasts for more than a year and the sensor responds immediately.  For the non-Hue people we recommend using your wireless camera as a sensor. And if you don't have a camera you're out of luck… just kidding. Find a sensor that works with your platform of choice. So what we are saying is if you don't have a hue light system we don't care what you do! LOL not really. We don't have enough experience with motion sensors that are multi platform. Smoke/CO2 Detector  Smoke Detector are important as are carbon monoxide detectors. How about one device that does both? The Onelink Smoke Detector and Carbon Monoxide Detector runs about $80 and will let you know if it's going off via it's Android and iOS apps. It's even Homekit and Alexa compatible.  Moisture/Water Sensor We saved the most important device for last! Braden can tell you first hand (twice) that a water leak costs you money and inconvenience! A Leak Detector is a must. Our pick is a little different than placing moisture detectors around the house. In its simplest form all it will do is let you know that there is a leak. If you are at home you can shut off the water. If you are away from home you could call a friend and ask them if they can shut off your water. Perhaps you can set up individual valves that can be controlled automatically to shut off your water. Our pic is a little different. The Flo by Moen connects to your main water line where it comes into the house. It measures flowrate and helps you manage your water usage. It can detect a leak of just drips or full on pipe burst. It will let you know that the water is when it shouldn't and will automatically shut down your water.  Say you left the house and you set the system to away. You will get a notification that water is flowing. If you are doing laundry no big deal. If you know nothing is supposed to be on you can shut it down remotely. Or you can say, I am away so shut down if you sense water. There is an iOS and Android app. It costs about $900 installed so it may cost more money but it does so much more than a simple moister detector.

In der heutigen Folge von Le TechNic sprechen Lausi und Lennart über den aktuellen Stand in der Causa “Lausis Haus”, über die ersten Erfahrungen mit Google Nest Protect, Eufycam 2c, Onvis Secure und Logitech Circle 2. Außerdem erfahrt Ihr endlich, wie Sonos in Lennarts und Lausis Smart-Home-Leben einzogen ist. Den Erfahrungsbericht und eine Kaufempfehlung direkt bei LeTechNic. …und wie Lausi wieder als Heimwerker versagt hat!

Apple has a 'special event' dedicated to apps, the WWDC app has been rebranded, iPhone 11 has an all-new Smart Battery Case, Zac has hands-on experience with HomeKit Secure Video, and Apple TV+ has some unexpected movie drama. 9to5Mac Happy Hour is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed for Overcast and other podcast players. Sponsored by Bitsbox: A crazy-fun subscription box that teaches kids how to code — save $25 with promo code HAPPYHOUR. Stories we discuss in this episode: Apple holding 'special event' for December 2nd in New York City Apple renames WWDC app to "Apple Developer", adds new features Apple releases new Smart Battery Cases for iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro Bloomberg: Apple is changing the way it tests software following iOS 13's buggy debut, new process starts with iOS 14 Logitech now rolling out HomeKit Secure Video support to Circle 2 Wired camera Using HomeKit Secure Video in iOS 13.2 with Logitech Circle 2 cameras HomeKit Secure Video is a privacy win, but expect some missing features for now site:9to5mac.com theater mode [Update: Officially announced with full specs] Netatmo’s upcoming HomeKit video doorbell features microSD card slot for no-cost recording, more Netatmo Weather Station now supports HomeKit: air quality, humidity, temperature and CO2 sensors Hands-on: Netatmo Weather Station combines indoor and outside sensors with excellent HomeKit integration Apple wants to premiere Apple TV+ films in movie theaters weeks ahead of their streaming release Apple TV+ Plus Guide: Here's all the Apple TV shows and movies available now Apple cancels premiere of 'The Banker' original film starring Samuel L. Jackson over 'concerns' [U] HomeKit Weekly: Hyperlocal temperature and humidity with Siri and the Home app afi festival Apple TV Channels to add support for CBS All Access subscriptions next week CBS All Access now available through Apple TV Channels 9to5Mac Watch Time podcast Subscribe, Rate, and Review 9to5Mac Happy Hour! Follow Zac: Instagram @apollozac Twitter @apollozac Follow Benjamin: Twitter @bzamayo Follow 9to5Mac: Instagram @9to5mac Twitter @9to5mac Facebook Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Overcast Stitcher Google Play Share your thoughts! Drop us a line at happyhour@9to5mac.com. You can also rate us in Apple Podcasts or recommend us in Overcast to help more people discover the show!

Au menu de ce quatrième opus : Des maisons plus smart que leurs occupants ? La maison intelligente et connectée de partout. Nous allons passer en revue les différentes plateformes, parler automatisation, gadgets, et sécurité, avec comme invité Cédric Le Blevennec, Director consumer markets, Securitas Belgique. Liens des produits et services cités: IFTTT, Google Connected Home (Google Nest Hub, Google Nest Mini, Nest Protect, Nest Cam, Nest hello Doorbell, Nest Thermostat, ...), Apple HomeKit, ShortCut and Accessories, Philips Hue, Ikea (Hub, Speakers, Stores, Lights, ...), Eve, NanoLeaf Aurora, Logitech Circle 2 (Caméra connectée), Amazon Ring (Sonnette connectée), Danalock (Serrure connectée), Xiaomi Aqara, SecuritasHome Sources de nouveaux gadgets pour votre SmartHome, mais hautement risquées : IndieGogo, KickStarter. Exemples : Garadget (Porte de garage connectée, reçu), Slide (Curtain control, contribué en 2017, jamais reçu). Le gadget geek de Brice: LaMetric

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In de zesde aflevering van V2 bespreken Michiel en Johan de Circle 2. Nee, niet een ongewilde sequel op die film (of het boek, zo je wil), maar de nieuwste slimme beveiligingscamera van Logitech. Benieuwd wat de heren te vertellen hebben over de Logitech Circle 2? Luister dan snel de nieuwste aflevering van V2!

Esta semana en Byte Podcast, el episodio 548 incluye en las noticias la nueva laptop de Microsoft y nuevas versiones de Windows 10 que se desprenden de ese lanzamiento. También les platico de la renovada categoría de Comedia en Spotify México. Entrevistamos a la Directora de Marketing de Prezi, que nos habla de su versión Next y del futuro de las presentaciones interactivas. En Gadgets, el reloj con GPS para niños Alcatel Move Time y la cámara de seguridad Logitech Circle. Tenemos también una promoción de Energizer, así que corran a participar.   Enlaces:  Surface Laptop - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/devices/surface-laptop/overview Prezi - https://prezi.com/ Logitech Circle - http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/circle Alcatel Move Time - http://www.alcatel-mobile.com/en/move-time