For my previous posts, I have already explained how I have set up a HomeKit home. Recently I have upgraded my Apple TV to the newest version, with support for the Thread protocol. This allows to have devices without additional hubs. Also, like what happens with the ZigBee protocol, increasing

I have written in my previous post how I was awaiting for the Arlo cameras to support Home Secure Video, but as this seems not go to happen, I have bought instead the Eufy Indoor Cam 2K Pan and Tilt. I will review it here in this post, together with

In my previous posts I have given an introduction to my smart-home setup and described the setup of my Philips Hue lights and Eve door sensors. Finally I have concluded with the HomeKit setup. In this post I will describe the integration of devices that don't natively support HomeKit. Introduction

In my previous three posts I have given an introduction to my smart-home setup and described the setup of my Philips Hue lights and Eve door sensors. In this post I will describe the HomeKit setup. Setup As described in the first post, to use HomeKit you need one of

In my previous two posts I have given an introduction to my smart-home setup and described the setup of my Philips Hue lights. In this post I will describe other devices, that I have or I am considering to buy. Eve door and window sensors Eve door and windows sensors

In the previous post I have described the first aspects to take in consideration when setting up a new smart home. In this post I will describe my experiences specifically with the Philips Hue lights. I will follow with another post about other devices. Philips Hue Bridge(s) The Philips

Two years ago, when I bought my new home, I knew that I want it connected as much as possible. In this series of posts, I will describe my reasoning and choices when going through this process. In this first post, I want to highlight a few topics you should