The Smart Home Show

Episode 205 - Matter Is Starting To Get Real, featuring Jennifer Pattison Tuohy from The Verge

Nov 2, 2021

01:25:06

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

Are You Team Candy Corn?

2min

The Future of Matter

5min

The Confusion Behind the Smart Home

1min

The Future of Smart Home Technology

5min

The Pros and Cons of Matter

4min

The Matter Support for Smart Home Devices

3min

The Barrier to Matter's Rollout

3min

The Future of Home Security

3min

10.

The General Consumer Isn't Waiting on the Smart Home

3min

11.

The Future of Smart Home Security

5min

12.

The Importance of Thread Border Routers in Your Home

5min

13.

Google's Update to Control Matter Devices

3min

14.

The New Nest Thermostat

2min

15.

Nest's Support for Older Devices

2min

16.

The Future of the Nest Learning Thermostat

3min

17.

Google Home Rebranding

6min

18.

The Future of Thread Device Certification

3min

19.

Amazon's First Gen Echo Devices Will Be Compatible With Matter Devices

4min

20.

The Future of Smart Home Security

3min

21.

The Future of Apps

6min

22.

Samsung SmartThings: The Future of Smart Home Devices

4min

23.

The Importance of a Free Drugs App

3min

24.

The Future of Smart Home Control

3min

25.

How to Be a Smart Home Geek

2min

Adam, Richard, and The Verge's Smart Home reviewer Jennifer Pattison Tuohy talk about the next-gen smart home standard Matter, previously known as Project CHIP. They explain what it is, why there's some cause for optimism that this will be the one standard to rule them all - and also who's currently missing, and what important questions have not been answered yet. They also talk about Athom's reinvented Homey platform, and settle the most important debate of all: Is candy corn bad or good?

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