You can install motion sensor lights anywhere, but if you want them to provide security and not simply illuminate your path in the dark, place them high enough to be ...

As you go about your day around the house, you're bound to have some nitpicks, as there are likely plenty of nooks and crannies that could use a little more light to make your life easier. You want to ...

The US has experienced more than one million deaths from 1999 to 2021 due to the drug overdose crisis, leaving a devastating and lasting impact on communities nationwide. While an overdose can occur ...

A new motion activated light-emitting diode (LED) ceiling tri-light is now available. The motion sensor is adjustable for distance, has a timer, and is said to be five times brighter than an ordinary ...

We pass through these radio signals all the time, and Philips Hue has come up with a neat way to use these signals to turn ...

The iHome Motion Sensor iSB01 is a reasonably priced Wi-Fi motion detector that will let you know when someone or something is moving around in your home. The white, puck-shaped iSB01 sensor measures ...

Most people probably have at least one spot in their home that could benefit from some additional lighting. Not trendy geometric fixtures, or classic vintage lamps, but lighting that’s more functional ...

Kangaroo presents a very low barrier to entry when it comes to home security, but it’s extremely feature limited and it only protects your home while you’re not in it. Motion sensors are an essential ...

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Kangaroo’s latest motion sensor adds entry detection to the mix, but its lack of geofencing capabilities or support for any type of security camera makes it tough to recommend. It’s one thing to snap ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...