There are “smart fridges” and “dumb fridges.” Each major fridge company offers models with connectivity making it smart. LG ...

There are all kinds of places it makes sense to add smart home technology. Smart lights are easy to control and you can automate them to make it seem like you’re home even if you’re not. Smart digital ...

I have years of experience testing top home and kitchen products. A reliable fridge keeps your food at the optimal temperature, offers ample storage and is built to last. The best smart refrigerators, ...

Samsung is refreshing its lineup of customizable Bespoke smart appliances with a wall oven, washer and dryer. The Bespoke AI Oven has a seven-inch screen and touch controls. The cooking methods ...

Smart refrigerators feature a touchscreen interface and the ability to connect to the internet to provide a number of additional features. Smart refrigerators include internal cameras, more flexible ...

Smart refrigerators used to be all novelty—gimmicky touchscreens, voice commands that barely worked, and tech gadgets that aged faster than milk. Fast-forward to today, the best smart fridges blend ...

Smart fridges aren't just about fancy screens—they can change how you shop, cook, and eat Smart refrigerators feature a touchscreen interface and the ability to connect to the internet to provide a ...

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Samsung is making it easy to buy the 27.3-cubic foot Smart Side-by-Side Refrigerator with Family Hub. In addition to free shipping you can also return the fridge for free within 15 days of delivery if ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. When The Verge’s smart home reporter got the chance to design her kitchen, she went all in on smart connected ...

Your smart home devices know more about you than you might think—and they’re less secure than you’d hope. This article is from The Technocrat, MIT Technology Review's weekly tech policy newsletter ...