📌 Samsung lanza Micro RGB con IA, contraste mejorado y control microscópico del color. Televisores premium que integran SmartThings y pantallas de hasta 115”. Conoce más en Comunidaria. 🔗 comunidaria.com/samsung-impu…

How Samsung SmartThings is embracing Matter on Smart Home Insider: On this week's episode of the Smart Home Insider podcast, Daniel Moneta joins to talk about the latest updates to both Samsung SmartThings and Matter. Smart Home Insider Podcast A man… appleinsider.com/articles/26…

SONOFF AirGuard CO₂ SAWF-08P s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_c3… Air quality monitor that measures CO₂ level, temperature, and humidity. It uses an NDIR sensor with an accuracy of ±(50 ppm 5%). Data is updated every 5 seconds, and the CO₂ measurement range is 400-5000 ppm. It supports Matter over Wi-Fi, allowing seamless integration with Home Assistant, Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, and SmartThings. The device includes audible and visual alarms for threshold violations and can store measurement history for up to 365 days. Specifications: Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz USB Type-C, 5 V / 1 A Temperature accuracy: ±0.5°C Humidity accuracy: ±3% Dimensions: 70×103×26 mm Review: youtu.be/DHA3pxvAykE Buy me a coffee: kvazis.link/buymeacoffee #SONOFF #Matter #HomeAssistant

14. Integración de Hogar Inteligente y IoT Spam Qué hace: Los televisores modernos intentan desesperadamente actuar como el centro principal para todo tu hogar inteligente. Escanean constantemente tu red Wi-Fi en busca de refrigeradores inteligentes, bombillas y termostatos para conectarse con ellos. Por qué mata el rendimiento: Tu TV está enviando constantemente paquetes de datos a través de toda tu red local cada minuto. Está desperdiciando energía verificando si tu lavadora ha terminado solo para poner una notificación emergente inútil en la esquina de tu pantalla. Cómo eliminarlo: Configuración → General → SmartThings o HomeKit → Desactivar espera en red y notificaciones de dispositivos. Deja que tu smartphone maneje la configuración de tu hogar inteligente. Tu TV no necesita hablar con tu tostadora.

ok, so I can buy a @merosshome device, import it into @smartthings and being @csaiot Matter compatible, also import it into @Apple Home. But, to do automations with Apple, you need a $500 home hub? 🫤🙄🤔

14. Smart Home and IoT Integration Spam What it does: Modern TVs desperately try to act as the central hub for your entire smart home. They constantly scan your Wi-Fi network looking for smart fridges, light bulbs, and thermostats to connect with. Why it kills performance: Your TV is constantly broadcasting data packets across your entire local network every single minute. It is wasting energy checking to see if your washing machine is done just so it can put a useless pop-up notification in the corner of your screen. How to kill it: Settings → General → SmartThings or HomeKit → Disable network standby and device notifications. Let your smartphone handle your smart home setup. Your TV does not need to talk to your toaster.

🤝 ABB and @Samsung connect building intelligence with enterprise IoT ABB and Samsung Electronics have announced a new integration between ABB Ability Building Pro and Samsung SmartThings Pro Learn more here: iotinsider.com/news/abb-and-… #IoTInsider #iot #t iotinsider.com/news/abb-and-…

14. Smart Home and IoT Integration Spam What it does: Modern TVs desperately try to act as the central hub for your entire smart home. They constantly scan your Wi-Fi network looking for smart fridges, light bulbs, and thermostats to connect with. Why it kills performance: Your TV is constantly broadcasting data packets across your entire local network every single minute. It is wasting energy checking to see if your washing machine is done just so it can put a useless pop-up notification in the corner of your screen. How to kill it: Settings → General → SmartThings or HomeKit → Disable network standby and device notifications. Let your smartphone handle your smart home setup. Your TV does not need to talk to your toaster.

Hi joostlek, the required-labels check is still failing because the PR is missing the label. Could you please add it when you have a moment? It is a race condition fix for the smartthings integration. Thanks!

It got bugs and they don't enhance it over time.

14. Smart Home and IoT Integration Spam What it does: Modern TVs desperately try to act as the central hub for your entire smart home. They constantly scan your Wi-Fi network looking for smart fridges, light bulbs, and thermostats to connect with. Why it kills performance: Your TV is constantly broadcasting data packets across your entire local network every single minute. It is wasting energy checking to see if your washing machine is done just so it can put a useless pop-up notification in the corner of your screen. How to kill it: Settings → General → SmartThings or HomeKit → Disable network standby and device notifications. Let your smartphone handle your smart home setup. Your TV does not need to talk to your toaster.

sounds like a lot of work, id just make tea 🍵

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SONOFF SNZB-03PR2 SenseGuard Motion Gen2 s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_c4… New addition to the SONOFF lineup: the SNZB-03PR2 Zigbee motion sensor with a built-in light sensor. This is a PIR sensor, not an mmWave sensor. Detection range is up to 6 m with a 120° coverage angle. The retrigger interval can be configured from 5 to 60 seconds. The lux sensor can be used as a condition in automations, for example to turn lights on only when illumination falls below a specified level. Powered by a CR2477 battery, with a stated battery life of up to 3 years. Installation options include a magnetic mount, adhesive base, surface mounting, or a ceiling enclosure. Uses Zigbee 3.0. Listed support includes eWeLink, Zigbee2MQTT, Home Assistant, Alexa, and SmartThings. Apple Home support is available through a Matter Bridge. #sonoff #zigbee #pir #homeassistant

ABB y Samsung Electronics han anunciado una nueva integración entre ABB Ability™ BuildingPro y Samsung SmartThings Pro, consolidando así su alianza existente. buff.ly/uH0b5aY

Govee's Cordless Matter Lamp Is Really a Battery-Mode Check Govee's Table Lamp Classic looks like an easy smart-lighting buy: a portable lamp, Matter support, Alexa and Google compatibility, SmartThings support, color effects, tunable white light, and a sale price hovering around the $60 range. The catch is not the bulb, the brightness, or the shape. It is the unplugged mode. If you want this lamp because it can move from a desk to a nightstand to a patio table, pay close attention to what happens when the power adapter is not connected. What Changed The Govee Table Lamp Classic surfaced in this week's smart-home deal cycle after The Verge reported it at $59.99 at Amazon with an on-page coupon. When checked separately, Govee's own store and Amazon both showed the lamp at $63.99, down from an $79.99 list price. Either way, the pitch is clear: this is a cheaper portable smart lamp for buyers who want more ecosystem flexibility than an app-only light. The official product details are solid for the price class. Govee lists model H1741 with RGBICWW lighting, a 4800mAh rechargeable battery, 500-lumen adjustable brightness, and 2700K to 6500K tunable white light. It also lists Alexa, Google, Matter, SmartThings, Govee app control, AI Lighting Bot, Auto-Run, 72 scene modes, and music-reactive modes. CSA's certification page gives the Matter claim more weight. It lists Govee Table Lamp Classic as a Matter 1.3 product with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth transport, certificate ID CSA25F53MAT48805-24, product ID 0x1741, firmware 1.0, and hardware 1.0. The Cordless Catch The buyer-facing issue is buried in plain sight. Govee's FAQ says that when the adapter is unplugged, battery save mode turns on automatically and disables Alexa, Google Assistant, Matter, and Wi-Fi. To restore those smart controls, battery save mode has to be turned off manually in the app, with the tradeoff that battery runtime drops. That one setting changes the decision. A lamp that supports Matter when plugged in is not the same as a lamp that stays fully connected by default while carried around the house. Amazon's listing says the rechargeable battery can provide 5 to 30 hours of light, and that the lamp uses USB-C charging. It also says the power adapter is not included and recommends a 5VDC adapter rated at 2A or higher. Those are small details, but they matter if the lamp is meant to be a roaming smart light rather than a mostly stationary bedside lamp. Matter Helps, But It Does Not Replace Govee's App Matter support is still useful. It gives the lamp a standards-based path into ecosystems such as Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, and SmartThings instead of forcing every household interaction through one vendor app. For basic control, that is exactly the direction smart lighting should go. But Matter should not be read as "all features everywhere." Govee's own feature list includes app-specific extras such as AI Lighting Bot, Auto-Run, music-reactive modes, and scene libraries. Some of those experiences may be best controlled in the Govee app, while Matter handles the more basic smart-home layer. The Verge and HomeKit News both point to the same practical framing: this is a portable ambiance lamp with smart controls, not a weatherproof outdoor light or a primary room light. The 500-lumen peak is useful for mood lighting, bedside use, accent lighting, and small spaces. It is not a replacement for a ceiling fixture, task lamp, porch light, or safety light. What To Check Before Buying First, decide whether cordless control or cordless runtime matters more. If the lamp will spend most of its life plugged in, the battery-save caveat is less important. If it will be moved around often and controlled from a voice assistant or Matter platform, test the unplugged behavior before assuming automations will keep working. Second, check the adapter situation. The listing says no power adapter is included. If the lamp is a gift or a quick setup purchase, make sure a suitable 5VDC 2A or higher USB-C power source is available. Third, treat the sale price as temporary. The Verge's $59.99 price depended on an Amazon coupon at publication time, while checked Govee and Amazon pages showed $63.99. The decision should not hinge on a few dollars; it should hinge on whether a portable Matter lamp fits the room. Fourth, do not use it as critical lighting. It is not weather-resistant, and its smart behavior changes when unplugged. That is fine for ambiance. It is not fine for a stairwell, entry path, nursery safety routine, or anything that must stay reliably controlled. The Takeaway Govee's Table Lamp Classic is interesting because it brings Matter-capable portable lighting into impulse-buy territory. For a desk, shelf, movie-night corner, or bedside table, it could be a good low-cost way to add flexible color and tunable white light. Just buy it for the right reason. The key spec is not only "Matter." It is "Matter when the lamp is allowed to stay connected." Before treating it like a roaming smart-home device, check battery save mode, adapter needs, app-only features, and whether the lamp will be plugged in most of the time. Sources: 1. us.govee.com/products/black-… 2. csa-iot.org/csa_product/gove… 3. amazon.com/Govee-Cordless-Cl… 4. theverge.com/gadgets/948806/…

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@airindia I urgently need assistance regarding my lost Samsung Galaxy Buds3 Pro left onboard flight AI2602 (Chandigarh–Delhi), PNR 9ZU9JE. SmartThings Find shows the earbuds are still moving and appear to have travelled onward after arrival in Delhi, indicating they may still be