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Apple’s HomeView is available to pre-order now and ships November 13. Here are the Apple apps you’ll be able to use on HomeView at launch.

These tablets are the last ones released before Samsung’s more generous support policy.

Plug-in solar systems are easy to set up and can save consumers money on their power bills, but they’re still illegal in many states. Utah was the first to legalize backyard and plug-in solar, but other states have since caught on, and more are working on their own pathway to legalization.

Although EVs are still pricier than they should be, once you’ve gone electric, it’s hard to go back. They’re quieter than combustion engines, cost less to maintain, and most importantly, electricity is a lot cheaper than gas. Many drivers can charge at home, although battery capacities have evolved past the point where you can (realistically)…

Apple unveiled three new Home products this week: HomeView, HomePod mini 2, and a new Apple TV 4K. While there’s no new full-size HomePod launching, Apple did announce three features coming to the existing HomePod 2

A 37% discount at Amazon has turned Sony’s eight-microphone noise cancellers into a sub-£180 buy.

As much as I love hearing music on some of the best headphones, there’s something missing from every mix: the physical sensation you get from a set of speakers pushing lots of air. Sonic Lamb has a solution. Its latest headphones model features unique drivers to deliver sound that you can actually feel.

I’ve had the iPhone 18 Pro for about a month now, and during that time three main features have consistently impressed me.

Apple recently introduced a handful of new smart home products, with its first smart panel, the HomeView; a new HomePod mini; an Apple TV 4K; and a complete Home Collection with nine smart home devices. Starting at $40 for smart sensors and up to $400 for security cameras, the Apple Home Collection is not exactly…

I’ve been using Android since 2009 (version 1.5, aka Cupcake), so it’s unusual for a feature to take me by surprise. When I do come across an unfamiliar Android feature, it’s an exciting moment.