Eve Systems today announced that its Matter-enabled wall-in Eve Energy Outlet is available for purchase both from the Eve Store and from Amazon. Announced back in December, the Eve Energy Outlet is able to replace any existing outlet in a single or multi-gang installation. It connects to a smart home setup using Thread, and has Matter integration. There are two receptacles that can be controlled individually, and it offers advanced energy monitoring functionality so users can see how much energy devices are consuming. Energy monitoring is supported in the Eve app. The Eve Energy Outlet is able to integrate with other HomeKit products thanks to Matter, so it can be used with automations and can be controlled through the Home…

The devices support both Matter and Threat networking standards. And the hub may help you control your whole smart home. (via Cult of Mac - Apple news, reviews and how-tos)

Aqara's Camera E1 is a new addition to the smart home camera space, offering a range of key features including 2K resolution, pan and tilt, support for HomeKit Secure Video, and more. The Camera E1 emerges as a noteworthy option in Aqara's lineup of smart home cameras, especially for those seeking a balance between functionality and affordability. Priced at $59.99, this camera positions itself in a competitive spot in the market, particularly for a device with 2K resolution, pan and tilt, and ‌HomeKit Secure Video‌ support. The Aqara Camera E1 boasts a sleek and modern design. Its compact form factor makes it suitable for various placements around the home. Whether placed on a shelf or mounted on a wall, the…

Aqara's highly capable Smart Lock U100 supports Apple'sHomeKit and home Key, along with other smart features. And that makes it a top choice. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

Monday's update will help 9 types of home appliance work better together in smart homes running on HomeKit and other platforms. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

The new smart doorbell camera shows you visitors from head to toe and packages right up against your door. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)