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AR/VR/MX took center stage at CES 2023. Automotive trends got a lot of love, as well, as did robotics and the metaverse. Heck, even pee-related gadgets had their moment to shine last week in Vegas. Another trend, however, was ever-present, if decidedly more understanded. The last few years have been a roller coaster for the […]
Why the Matter logo was everywhere at CES 2023 by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch
Or maybe it’s a smart home hub with wireless charging built in. Either way, this is the SmartThings Station, which debuted on stage at CES this afternoon. The hub is a bit of a unsung lynchpin in the smart home ecosystem. It isn’t especially flashy as these things go, but it can be quite useful […]
Samsung’s new wireless charger has a smart home hub built-in by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch
We’re still in the very early stages, but thus far Matter has proven to be a fairly peaceful collaboration between the biggest competitors in consumer electronics. Apple, Samsung and Google are among those that have detailed their plans to embrace the universal smart home standard following its recent launch. Today Amazon is offering some insight […]
Amazon details Matter rollout for Alexa devices by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch
Samsung and Google announced a new partnership today that will allow easier setup for Matter-enabled devices on both Samsung SmartThings and Google Home systems. At the Samsung Developer Conference held in San Fransisco, the Korean tech giant said that it will update its SmartThings app in the coming months so that users can onboard Matter-enabled […]
Samsung and Google partner to speed up Matter-enable smart home setups by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch
The Matter 1.0 standard and certification program enables smart home device brands to communicate with each other in your home from one place.
Matter’s Internet of Things standard, certification ready for developers by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch