Smart reveals that it's testing the #2 two-door electric city car that continues where the ForTwo left off. It will be available exclusively with electric power and debut a new dedicated urban EV ...

When Google released its first Home smart speaker, I was immediately all in. I had been following the smart home scene for years and couldn’t wait to start implementing some of it; the timing was ...

Millions of Belkin customers are dealing with smart devices no longer working. The company announced it will stop supporting its popular Wemo devices. That includes light switches and doorbells. Eben ...

Which smart light switch is best? Smart technology offers convenience and efficiency at every turn, and smart light switches are no exception. The ability to control light switches either by app or ...

WeMo, Taiwan's leading shared electric scooter platform, is set to celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2026. Over the past year, the company has forged partnerships with major industry players—including ...

Oura has arguably done more than anyone else to push the category forward and its rings are category-leading. The Ring 4 is one of the strongest on the market and the company makes a big deal about ...

Taking a quick glance at a Smart car, you might assume that it's not very safe. It's incredibly small, barely has space for two inside, and there certainly isn't much room up front for crumple zones.

For the past few months, multiple outlets reported that Meta was likely to announce its first display-enabled smart glasses at its yearly Connect event, scheduled for September 17. Today, an unlisted ...

Explore the latest in smart home technology as we dive into Belkin's WeMo Dimmer and WeMo Mini Smart Plug. In this video, we thoroughly examine their features, ease of use, and integration ...

On the latest HomeKit Insider Podcast episode, Jen Tuohy once again joins to cover the demise of Wemo, Aqara's new gear, and to talk about smart chicken coops. Leading the episode, before getting into ...

Back in 2020, I wrote here on Forbes about Belkin’s decision to brick its NetCam product and abandon the customers who bought into it. I asked at the time whether the brand could ever be trusted again ...