Matter

Nanoleaf has revealed a series of new products and software during CES 2024, including the awaited modular Skylight ceiling light.

The Connectivity Standards Alliance has released Matter 1.2, an update to its smart home standard that includes nine new device types and various improvements. The update is now available for device makers to integrate into their products, with market releases expected later this year and into 2024. Since its initial release, Matter has seen significant...

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The new Home app experience is rolling out to iOS users worldwide starting tomorrow and will complete rolling out over the next upcoming weeks.

Samsung is taking the next step to increase access to smart tech as Matter-enabled devices can now be controlled through the SmartThings iOS app.

Matter is an interoperable connectivity standard for smart home devices developed by a consortium of about 300 companies, including Apple, Google, and Amazon

Amazon has added Matter support to over 100 million devices, including 30 Echo and eero devices, making them all Matter controllers in homes.

Via an over-the-air software update to the Philips Hue Bridge, all existing and new Philips Hue lights and accessories will be Matter compatible.

The launch has been rescheduled due to ‘unprecedented interest.’

New Matter-certified smart home hardware expected in the latter half of 2022.

Matter is a ecure connectivity standard for the future of the smart home.