Signify, a developer of lighting solutions, and SmartThings, Samsung’s global connected living platform, will expand their partnership to make it easier for users to enjoy TV entertainment with surround lighting. For over a year consumers have been

Samsung will end support for Google Assistant on its older smart TVs beginning March 1 due to a Google policy issue.

The patented All-in-One Smart Platform debuting at CES from SKYX Platforms features app & voice control, smoke/CO sensors, Wi-Fi repeater, smart speaker & lighting, intercom, and more.

SmartThings users will soon be able to control their devices on their Samsung TV and see a 3D map of their smart home ecosystem.

In its ongoing push to expand its energy offering, Samsung has entered into an extensive partnership with one of the biggest players in the home energy space.