Hands on with the new HomeKit devices from CES 2022
CES 2022 was our first look at some of the new Matter and Thread HomeKit products, and we spent most of our time at the show on them. Here's what to look forward to.
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HomeKit
Andrew O'Hara
The HomeKit Insider podcast: Special CES 2022 edition
On the latest episode of HomeKit Insider, we come to you from CES 2022 in Las Vegas to discuss the new products that have been released including the Wemo smart video doorbell, the Eve floodlight cam, and more.
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OmniaBlinds with Eve MotionBlinds review: Thread-enabled window coverings raise the bar
Let that natural light into your home with the HomeKit-connected Thread-enabled OmniaBlinds.
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HomeKit Secure Video bug means thumbnails can show outdated views
An unknown number of users with HomeKit Secure Video cameras report that while live viewing works correctly, the thumbnail views are failing to refresh normally.
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William Gallagher
Nanoleaf products will soon act as Thread border routers for HomeKit devices
During CES 2022, Nanoleaf announced a forthcoming firmware update that will allow its products to act as Thread border routers to all HomeKit over Thread devices.
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Belkin introduces new HomeKit Secure Video doorbell, new Matter-ready devices at CES 2022
During the annual Consumer Electronics Show , Belkin has unveiled several new updates to its HomeKit-compatible Wemo line, including an all-new HomeKit Secure Video smart doorbell.
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CES Unveiled: Best smart home tech
CES Unveiled was a bit sparsely attended this year as Covid reared its head, but we still found a few new smart home products that we found interesting on the show floor.
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Schlage unveils first WiFi deadblock smart lock with Apple Home Key support
Schlage at CES 2022 has unveiled the Encode Plus Smart WiFi Deadbolt, the first consumer smart lock compatible with Apple Home Key.
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Mike Peterson
TP-Link launches HomeKit-enabled smart lighting and outlets at CES
Smart home firm TP-Link is introducing several new HomeKit-compatible products at CES 2022 as it brings its European "Tapo" range of devices to the US.
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Malcolm Owen
