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The big feature behind Aqara's W200, Matter 1.5.1, and a new powerful sensor.
Newsletter
In my Sunday Scene newsletter, each Sunday I’ll send out 3 bits about Apple or smart home tech that caught my eye and are worth your attention.
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Nuki Keypad 2 NFC with Aliro
Last fall at IFA, Austrian lock company Nuki announced plans to ship an update
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Aqara's new doorbell, Apple's new headphones, and a great opportunity with iPad
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Sonos Era 100 SL
It’s rare these days that something gets more affordable, but the entry price of a
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An Apple announcement detail, WINBOT, and IKEA Matter lighting
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Aliro is here!
This week the CSA released version 1.0 of the specifications for Aliro locks. Announcements like this
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UNAS Pro 4, the memory shortage, and some amazing smart homes.
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Siri delays, HomePods fixed, and some Ferrari inspiration
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IKEA struggles, Sonos discounts, HomePod 2 ages, and I rested.
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Details on Apple's new AirTag, Wemo shutting down, and Aqara's new U400 Deluxe Kit
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More on Apple's home screen, Apple's event this week, and an open-source AI assistant with smart home integrations
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Smart lighting, 2016, and Apple's future AI models
I'm taking a personal day
You would usually get the Sunday Scene newsletter from me. Today I need a personal day. I’ve been pushing
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These are my top three missing products we were supposed to get in 2025.
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With 2026 just around the corner, I wanted to look back at 2025 and highlight three companies I cover that had a great year.
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iRobot bankruptcy, Matter Multi-Packs, and SwitchBot
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Homey Pro 2026
Athom, makers of the Homey line of products, announced the Homey Pro 2026 model. This replaces the
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Chamberlain's new wireless junk, Nest's founder might run Apple, and Alan Dye is going to Meta.