Apple is officially ending support for the prior version of Apple Home this year, and the company has been encouraging users ...

Apple will officially end support for the previous version of Apple Home later this year, and the Cupertino company is ...

You'll also need an Apple TV (3rd generation or later) along with an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch equipped with iOS 8.1 and later to manage HomeKit accessories remotely.

HomeKit is lagging behind, although Apple arrived early in the connected home space. A ton of accessories now work with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, but you can control very few accessories ...

Apple has a page listing all the smart home accessories supported by HomeKit. Popular brands include LIFX, Elgato, Honeywell, Hunter, August, Kwikset, and Logitech.

Apple has created a much easier to read list of accessories for its HomeKit platform, making it easier than ever to build a smart home.

Without a nearby Apple TV or iPad configured as a "Home Hub," Bluetooth Low Energy HomeKit accessories cannot be controlled remotely. But a new HomeKit-certified Bluetooth-to-Wi-Fi bridge from ...

Any device built for Apple's HomeKit framework should be compatible by default, but if you're using third-party devices, you'll want to check them first via the Apple Home app. If the app can ...

There’s a new report today suggesting that we may be seeing Apple-branded HomeKit accessories as the company explores ways to boost the popularity of smart home technology.. According to a new ...

HomeKit will also be able to display multiple camera views on an Apple TV, as well as let you control accessories related to the camera feed you’re watching, such as your outdoor lights.

Hot on the heels of confirmation from Apple that the first HomeKit-enabled accessories would go on sale in June, a number of Apple HomeKit partners yesterday announced the availability of their ...