These days, there's a smart version of pretty much every home device you can think of. Even my air fryer sends me a notification when it's done preheating. I receive severe weather warnings and recipe ideas on the screen of the smart display in my kitchen. I adjust my thermostat via an app on my phone from the comfort of bed. I ask Alexa to reorder protein powder and dog food and it arrives on my doorstep two days later. Now I walk into the bedroom and tell Google Assistant to turn on the lights. Since then, I've been reviewing smart home gadgets for PCMag and my little Florida beach bungalow has transformed into a test bed for the latest home tech, growing smarter by the week. Then I got a dog, which led to the purchase of a smart air purifier to help combat allergies and asthma, and a pet camera to keep an eye on my fur baby (and my home) from my phone, 24/7. My old-school corded upright vacuum was too bulky to fit all the way under, so I picked up a robot vacuum to handle the dirty work for me. After peering beneath my bed to retrieve a fallen item, I was horrified to discover a thick coating of dust on the floor. The transition started a few years ago, out of necessity. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.
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