Smart Home

Amazon's Fire TV Cube provides more Alexa integration for your home entertainment, but it's not for all.

Customers with disabilities can now control the Xfinity X1 cable box using just their eyes.

The PicoStill attachment lets you distill alcoholic spirits and flavorful essential oils, with delicious results.

The Sub Compact is a smaller version of Hopsy's kegerator that turns beer into a subscription service.

Are you willing to spend $500 to spare yourself the indignity of cleaning your toilet?

The LG Instaview ThinQ Fridge has Alexa built-in, a transparent OLED screen and works seamlessly with other LG appliances.

Three digital printers can take photos from your smartphone and print the images on your fingernail. I tried them all.

This smart projector beams an interactive display onto your kitchen counter.

When the one percent have to go number two.

Whirlpool's smart-oven prototype knows what you're cooking and even helps guide you through the prep process.

Google Assistant can now translate up to 27 languages and respond in real time.

The Lenovo Smart Clock helps you fall asleep and wake up better than a smartphone while allowing you to control other smart home gadgets with routines.

The Mookkie pet bowl's AI-powered camera can identify pets, and only let approved critters eat from its bowl.

The RoomMe can automatically turn on smart home devices in your home on a room-by-room basis based on your phone's location.

Google's smart display has a 7-inch touchscreen and is powered by Google Assistant.

A removable dust bin in the charging base makes cleaning out the Roomba i7+ much less of a chore.

Living with the Fire TV Cube reinforced how great a remote Alexa can be — and how inexcusable the lack of YouTube is.

The future of board games is bright...but different.

Skyrim has made the jump to Amazon Alexa. It...kind of worked.

The Google Home Mini is a worthwhile purchase, but it's not for everyone. Here are the pros and cons.

The Caveasy One wine rack lets you know when your wine is best to drink and has an app that will help you pair it with food.

Available this summer, Lenovo's Smart Displays have bigger screens than the Echo Show, better-looking designs and do more with touch.

Bitdefender's Home Scanner analyzes all the devices on your home network, including smart-home devices, for common security flaws.

This all-seeing, Alexa-enabled camera can interpret your facial expressions.

The Fisher Price SmartCycle connects to an app (of course), and requires your kid to pedal towards victory.

Google hopes that its AI-powered assistant, integration with hardware like the Chromecast and compact design will help the new Google Home speaker take on Amazon's established Echo device.

This first-world gadget lets you check in on your pets, play with them remotely using a laser, and even feed them treats.

The Series 7, 8 and 9000 TVs use quantum dot technology, voice search, and can act as a smart home hub.

The TCL Xess is a 17-inch tablet with a kickstand that could make cooking a less stressful experience.

iRobot's inexpensive robot vacuum is designed to pick up messes from your kitchen floor, as well as any hard surface.