With the ConnectSense Bluetooth Extender, shown off in CES at Las Vegas this week, you'll be able to install smart home devices in the far corners of your home without worrying about being out of ...

Beyond the Bluetooth extender, ConnectSense has also announced a Smart Temperature & Humidity Bluetooth Sensor and Smart Water Bluetooth Sensor, both of which are also HomeKit-compatible. All of the ...

NAPERVILLE, IL--(Marketwired - Dec 20, 2016) - ConnectSense, a leading manufacturer of home automation products, will showcase a new Bluetooth Extender in addition to the ConnectSense Smart Outlet and ...

At the Consumer Electronics Show that's taking place this week, ConnectSense is showing off its latest connected home products, including HomeKit-compatible sensors and a new Bluetooth Extender.

Eve (formerly Elgato) is expected to announce a HomeKit-compatible Bluetooth range extender in the next couple of weeks, with the product launch scheduled for September. It will be called Eve Extend, ...

Eve Extend lets Bluetooth HomeKit accessories connect to Wi-Fi. Photo: Eve Systems A hot item at CES 2017 was the Eve Extend, a clever little device that helps HomeKit accessories that depend on ...

Eve Systems, known for its range of HomeKit-enabled products, today highlighted four new devices that are coming out later this year, some of which will be available in the United States and some ...

Specifically made for HomeKit users, the forthcoming Eve Extend will relay commands to devices further away, allowing users to place Eve smart devices at greater distances from a central hub. Eve ...

Asus introduced a line of tablets at CES in January, and now with CeBIT kicking off in Germany this week the company is showing the same devices… but with more details. For instances, we already knew ...

Has anyone ever seen anything even remotely like that? Say at home I have a Bluetooth device, I want to be able to pair it to my phone...but do so remotely while at work, or across the country, ...

I've got my game systems hooked up in my basement, but I'd like to be able to play games on the television in my living room as well. Redistributing the A/V from the consoles is easy enough, but the ...