05.18.2023
Matter, the new smart home standard that launched in late 2022 is getting an update, but it doesn't look like it's bringing anything new to consumers.HomePod mini and Matter logoThe
Matter, the new smart home standard that launched in late 2022 is getting an update, but it doesn’t look like it’s bringing anything new to consumers.
HomePod mini and Matter logoThe Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA) is the governing body behind Matter, and today it has announced the first major update for the standard. With Matter 1.1, the CSA is squashing bugs, but that’s about it.
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