The built-in Home app and other features makes it even easier to control and interact with HomeKit devices around your house.

Apple announced some great changes to its HomeKit platform at WWDC.

Tony Fadell is indeed "leaving the Nest," and we're excited to see what's next for him and the company.

Here's a look back at the week in technology.

Apple and Time Warner did discuss a buyout late last year.

Check sports scores, get weather details, and add tasks to your to-do list just by speaking to this convenient app.

Controlling the app-enabled lighting system is now a lot easier.

Hesperus is a smart iOS app for all your HomeKit appliances.

Belkin has some bad news for WeMo customers.

The lights can integrate with a number of other smart home products and Siri.

You can control both CommandKit products with a simple Siri command.

Set the mood right from your wrist with this remote app for Philips Hue lights.

The issue causes the device’s battery to complete drain, leaving homes without heating or air conditioning.

"Sesame Street" is arriving at its new home this week.

Winter is definitely here were Apple to buy Time Warner.

The current model can be controlled with your voice or through a companion iPhone app.

The Apple TV is about to get a lot smarter, at least according to one recently published patent.

From safes to ceiling fans, a number of upcoming smart home devices can be controlled via Siri.

The company has announced light socket, wall switch, dimmer switch, and wall outlet compatible with Apple’s protocol.

Automate your home with ease using this kit.

The second-generation thermostat can be preordered now and will hit the market later this month.

RadioShack is offering the best current price on the Apple TV 4.

In an interesting course reversal, third-party bulb support is being restored to the Philips Hue bridge.