If you’re still using the previous version of Apple’s Home framework, time is running out to make the switch.

That could leave holdouts facing a difficult choice: upgrade their entire smart-home setup to the new architecture, or find a way to control it other than Apple’s Home app.

Apple has redesigned the Home app from the ground up to improve navigation and usability.

Apple Home released a major new update two years ago that was previously optional, but that’s changing as of iOS 19 this fall.

Better buttons, more customization options, and easier navigation come to Apple’s HomeKit Home app in iOS 16. Plus, there are purple unicorns.

The Home app has been redesigned with a focus on simple navigation and improved controls in iOS 16. Here's what's new.

The BluOS 4.0 mobile app is getting a significant update in Q1 and a preview will be available this week at ISE 2023.

It brings BluOS in line with apps like Sonos, Apple Music, and Tidal, which also favor tiles on their home pages for easy access.

This detailed guide with screenshots covers how the new Apple Watch Home app works and looks in watchOS 10.

This is one of the most useful, yet underrated, features in a smart home app.

Well, it’s official: Apple is finally nixing support for its old Home architecture, meaning those relying on the previous version of Apple’s Home framework have some decisions to make. In a ...