Getting a new TV usually isn't too much of a hassle, but it does require some setup. For instance, you may need to pair your Fire Stick. Here's how.

Step 5: Plug your Fire TV device back in and let it reboot. Step 6: Once it boots up and complains about not having a remote control connected, put the batteries back in your remote control. Step ...

Depends. Do you really need a smart plug. Or is this the only remote control outlet you'll ever own. Because this will never ever become a brick because they company goes out of business or ...

Belkin adds a programmable remote, smart plug ... create scenes or use your favorite personal assistant to control the plug. ... which will let you use Apple’s HomeKit to control your devices. ...

This $400 smart home control panel can plug into an outlet and run your Ring, Nest, SmartThings, Hue, Sonos devices, and more from your wall. The plug-in version of Brilliant’s wired smart ...

The Absenicon display plug-in enables all control functions included with the Absenicon wireless remote control within the Q-SYS platform. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

Due to the fact that iPhones don’t have infrared (IR) blasters, they can’t be used to control older, non-Wi-Fi TV models, although you can buy IR dongles that plug into the Lightning connector ...

The firm's blog post is full of interesting details about how this device works (and doesn't), but a key takeaway is that you can predictably trigger a buffer overflow by passing the device a name ...

The iRealm Smart Plug 2.0 debuted on Kickstarter this week. The device aims to solve the problem of smartphone-only control in connected devices by including a touchpad for local control. This ...

Brilliant's smart-home-agnostic control panel has made it easier to manage connected devices with its new plug-in model. Here's what I thought of the pricey new smart home hub. Article updated on ...