If you didn't grow up in the age of smartphones, then you probably remember what it was like watching a bulky CRT TV. It's safe to say it was a whole different experience. You had to catch your ...

Pick a USB flash drive or hard drive and stick it into the USB port in the back of your router. Then on your PC, open a browser and type in your router’s IP address and enter the password to enter the ...

Sitting down to relax and watch a bit of television at the end of a long day is meant to be a peaceful experience, so it can be really frustrating when your smart TV doesn't work the way that it's ...

In the age of self-hosting and the home lab, the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to play a vital role in providing data from thermostats to security cameras. These products offer unparalleled ...

Do you need a single access point or coverage for your entire home? Let's break down which is right for you and why.

Smart home devices seem to be everywhere, but all those gadgets need a way to talk to each other. You may have heard about Thread and wondered what it actually does. This post is here to help clear ...

What’s happened? The Amazon-owned Blink has introduced three new devices built around sharper video and easier ways to cover your home.

Walmart is adding cameras to its in-house tech brand Onn, and these low-cost gadgets were designed and built to work with Google Home and its new Gemini features. The $22.96 Onn Indoor camera and ...

Teased during a Pixel demonstration back in August, Google’s latest smart speaker is finally official, but it’s not coming out right away.

You shouldn't have to restart any more than once per month unless specific issues crop up. If you don't want to unplug your router, you may be able to trigger a software restart using its phone app.

Apple, Google, and Amazon are the three major players in smart home ecosystems, but it can be hard to choose between them. Here's everything you need to know to pick the brain behind your smart home.