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Writer, editor, bass player, darts fiend. Managing editor @cultofmac, bass guitar for @tdaccordions, ex-@wired culture editor. Grew up in a small Midwest town.

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Apple’s smart home plan sounds bigger and bolder than you might think Original

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By Lewis Wallace Verified
| Cult of Mac Verified
The new smart home products produced by LG Electronics in partnership with Apple will feature a “tap to set up without power” feature, according to a leaker who spotted the reference in iOS 27. Also, LG Electronics apparently won’t be the only second-party manufacturer Apple works with to create new smart home products. The same leaker says Schneider Electric, a French company with its North American headquarters in Boston, will produce thermostats, temperature/humidity sensors and possibly more.
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Apple teams up with LG to make smart home devices Original

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By Lewis Wallace Verified
| Cult of Mac Verified
Apple partnered with LG Electronics to create an array of smart home devices, including a doorbell, a thermostat, a smart lock and indoor and outdoor security cameras, according to a new report. The devices will work with Apple’s long-rumored smart home hub, which supposedly will launch next week. Although the LG-produced gear won’t arrive for several months, it should bolster Apple’s attempt to catch up in the smart home game.
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By Lewis Wallace Verified, Leander Kahney Verified
| Podnews
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