After years of playing second fiddle to more popular options, the SmartThings platform has received upgrades that demand attention.

Samsung Electronics has announced new updates for its SmartThings platform, adding new features that focus on making smart home automation more simple and personal. The updates aim to improve the ...

Samsung SmartThings grew a bit smarter at CES 2024, with the team revealing a new Map View feature, additional use for QR codes, and improved support for TVs.

Samsung SmartThings comes with plenty of built-in automation programs to use with sensors, but you can also create some pretty unique features of your own.

Samsung is also bringing a new, more intuitive interface to the TV. Its Map View will now be accessible on the TV, and it’s rolling this smart home interface out more widely across its platform.

Microsoft is bringing the consumer version of its Copilot assistant to the 2025 lineup of Samsung Smart TVs and monitors.

The Microsoft AI should be able to provide TV users with more information about the content shown on demand. Copilot will initially land on the devices of 2025.

Copilot’s debut on Samsung TVs and Smart Monitors is the latest result of a long history of cooperation between Microsoft and the South Korean TV brand that’s also led to the appearance of Windows and ...