The first public release of Matter was in late 2022, but compatible systems didn't get support until the following year. Now, ...

The third-generation smart home hub features an LCD display, an infrared transmitter and receiver, four programmable shortcut ...

The Google I/O keynote was all about AI and search. Smart home technology was pretty much nonexistent. What does this mean ...

Jennifer Pattison Tuohy is a smart ... Matter.” The Matter launch event scheduled for November 3rd will likely have some of these early products on show. The invitation indicates there will be a ...

One of the annoying limitations of Matter is that, often, you’re giving up features if you use a device in something like the ...

As a prominent participant in the Matter Full House Demo Task Team, Midea has played a pivotal role in the development of a smart home environment that highlights the seamless connection of ...

Many notable products support Matter as of today, and dozens more are expected to add support in the future. For now, here are the 12 best smart home products that support Matter. For a full list ...

Learn more › There are a lot of fantastic smart home devices on the market now, but it’s not always easy getting them to talk to one another and work in unison. That’s where Matter comes in ...

To enable Matter compatibility, users will need to update their devices to firmware version 4.3.4 and ensure they're using the latest version of the Aqara Home app. More and more smart home brands ...

At the same time, another feature will be ubiquitous as far as smart home is concerned: Matter, the budding smart home standard that aims to unite the big smart ecosystems. That said, don’t ...

Today is a new frontier for the smart home. If you’re interested in smart home gadgets you are going to be hearing a lot about Matter, the new but very much still nascent industry standard for smart ...

In a recent interview with Infineon’s Steve Hanna, a veteran in IoT security and a leading voice within the Matter initiative, he explained why this often “unsexy” aspect of smart home ...