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A number of tech giants — including Amazon, Apple and Google — hope a new protocol called Matter will help your smart home devices communicate.

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As it stands, adding Matter devices to multiple smart ecosystems is a royal pain, but version 1.4 of the Matter standard paves the way for a smoother process.

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Consumer Reports explains the Matter smart home standard from Amazon, Apple, Google, Samsung, and others. Matter is finally here and promises to help smart devices work together.