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Deal of the Week | WiFi Smart Outlet $29.99 (reg. $49.99)

by | Aug 23, 2019 | Deal of the Week, iOS Devices

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This week’s DEAL: WiFi Smart Outlet $29.99 (reg. $49.99)

Control, monitor, and schedule connected devices from anywhere you have internet access… even using your voice! This WiFi Smart Outletplugs into any standard grounded socket, instantly turning whatever you connect to it into a smart device. Works with Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, and the Google Assistant for hands-free voice control. Remotely schedule devices like lamps, fans, holiday lights, small heaters, electric fireplaces, and much more.* Energy reporting feature monitors average consumption and electricity cost used by your devices. And no hub required! Our Koogeek WiFi Smart Outlet normally retails for $49.99, but as this week’s DOTW, we’re slashing that price to a super affordable $29.99!

  • SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: iPhone, iPod touch, iPad or Apple Watch, iOS 9.0 or later; Android 4.3 or later. 
  • For voice control with Google Assistant, you’ll need Android 6.0 or later, or iOS 9.1 or later. 
  • For voice control with Alexa, you’ll need at least one Alexa product (e.g., Echo.). 
  • To set up automations and user permissions for this HomeKit-enabled accessory with your iOS device requires Apple TV 4K or Apple TV (4th generation or later) with tvOS; or an iPad with iOS 10.1 or later set up as a home hub.

This offer runs from Friday, August 23rd through Thursday, August 29th, 2019, while supplies last. Sorry, no rain checks. *iOS devices only.

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VIDEO: New iPhone 5s ad, ‘Parenthood,’ hints at future Apple smart home initiatives

by | Jul 6, 2014 | Advertising, Apple Inc., iOS Devices

A new 60-second TV commercial spotlighting the iPhone 5s, Parenthood, was posted by Apple last Sunday. In it, parents are shown using their iPhones to teach kids how to brush their teeth, as well as using it as a baby monitor, to find a lost pet, and to turn down the room lights. This dovetails neatly with Apple’s recent announcements surrounding HomeKit, a platform for smart home devices.

It also happens to be a clever, warm and engaging piece of advertising.