Belkin continues to bring HomeKit support to its smart home accessories, and the Wemo WiFi Smart Dimmer is the latest to join the club. Wemo HomeKit support is retroactively being added through a free ...

Belkin's popular line of WeMo smart home products was recently brought into the HomeKit fold with the release of the new Smart Bridge, a simple device that lets you control your existing WeMo devices ...

Belkin’s “Wemo” lineup of app-controlled smart home accessories is getting support for the Works with Nest program, which means you can now interface the smart thermostat with Belkin’s Wemo products ...

Belkin's Wemo Mini smart plug has gained HomeKit support through a software update, as reported today by CNET. This means that owners of Wemo Mini plugs can simply open the Wemo iOS app, update the ...

Belkin today announced that its Wemo line of smart home devices will support HomeKit starting this fall with the launch of a new HomeKit-enabled Wemo Bridge. The Wemo Bridge, which will connect to any ...

Belkin will soon release its Wemo Stage scene controller for HomeKit, which includes support for six individual scenes as well as eventual Thread support. The Wemo Stage, previously unveiled during ...

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The Wemo Stage Scene Controller is a well-executed smart home device for hard-core HomeKit users, but it’s expensive and its current reliance on Bluetooth LE limits its range. It will a better product ...

In the course of my years of writing about smart home products, I’ve used more smart switches — that is, light switches you can control with your phone, smart speaker, tablet or computer — than ...

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Wemo, the award-winning home automation and IoT brand from Belkin International, today announces a new generation of smart home solutions built for the future of the ...

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