Automating each and every light in the CNET Smart Home news 2016-02-26 0 Comments We’ve tested a number of different products and approaches to smart lighting. Now, it’s time to go all-in. February 25, 2016 Smart home and appliances Trouble viewing this email?Read it online Share via Facebook Email the editor Let’s light up this joint! Whole-home smart lighting in the CNET Smart Home Smartening up an entire home’s worth of lights might seem like a big job, but it’s easier than you might think. Here’s how we did it at the CNET Smart Home. READ MORE » Andrew Gebhart Associate Editor / Louisville, KY Latest reviews / You’ll want to dodge these falling Smart Vents Keen Home’s Smart Vents have potential, but right now they’re crippled by serious design flaws. Read more / Share: The connected home experience you didn’t know you wanted Amazon’s smart speaker was arguably the breakout product of 2015. Now, for 2016, we’re giving it a fresh review. Read more / Share: This smart Wi-Fi dryer needs big boosts in speed and style You can monitor this Wi-Fi-enabled GE dryer from your phone — but isn’t as fast or attractive as it should be. Read more / Share: Neat isn’t enough to save this limited VR security camera This virtual-reality security camera may have a 360-degree view, but it definitely can’t protect your home. Read more / Share: What can’t the Flic smart button do? Shortcut Labs’ new smart button is surprisingly useful in a connected home. Read more / Share: Supersized, and a super performer to boot This massive, 32-cubic-foot LG fridge aced our cooling tests — but is it too boring to merit the asking price? Read more / Share: This smart plug fails to electrify a flooded market Elgato’s new smart plug lacks the ambition to offer anything truly new or important. Read more / Share: I see you! Kodak’s new security camera has facial recognition Kodak’s $150 Video Monitor detects the motion activity that matters most — and ignores the rest. Read more / Share: COMPLETE SHOW COVERAGE / What’s next for your mobile world? See new smartphones, virtual reality gear and wearable tech debuting at Mobile World Congress. JOIN US AT THE SHOW Video of the week / Take a look at how we test ovens Here’s an overview of how we figure out what oven belongs in your kitchen. Read more / Share: Featured products / How does UL test hoverboards? Hint: They blow them up Underwriters Laboratories has new tests that are supposed to bring hoverboards back from the brink. Read more / Share: Brew your beer sous-vide style with BrewJacket The Immersion Pro uses temperature control to make a tricky stage of beer brewing easier. Read more / Share: This cute ball will watch your house and keep your pets busy LG’s Rolling Bot is a mobile home monitoring device that can also play with your pet. Read more / Share: FOLLOW CNET… Facebook Twitter Google+ YouTube LinkedIn Tumblr Pinterest Newsletters RSS The e-mail address for this newsletter is blogulasu@mail.aree.com.tw. To update your account, please visit our Newsletter subscription center. Unsubscribe / Help / Privacy policy Copyright 2016 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. CBS Interactive 235 Second Street San Francisco, CA 94105 U.S.A.
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