CNET is tracking more than 45 October Prime Day smart home deals, including discounted Ring, Blink and Arlo devices. Sales end Oct. 7.
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Looking At Smart Home Deals For Amazon Prime Day? Here Are 4 Picks I Use In My Own Home
CNET editor Tyler Lacoma highlights four smart home devices on sale for October Prime Day, including a Nest thermostat, Nanoleaf lights and Tapo plugs.
Keurig’s New Machine Uses Plastic-free Compressed Coffee Pucks
Keurig opens preorders for the $499.99 Alta, a single-serve machine that brews coffee from seaweed-coated, compostable AltaRounds.
Apple Is Reportedly Ready To Release Its Smarter Home Hub In 2 Weeks
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports Apple plans to announce a Siri-powered home hub on Oct. 13, alongside updates to HomePod mini and Apple TV.
Skip The Endless Scrolling—Our Editors Shared Their Best October Prime Day Buys
House Beautiful editors shared home, kitchen and seasonal items they plan to buy during Amazon’s October 6–7 Prime Big Deal Days.
10 Organic Cotton Sweatpants Sets For 2026 (Reviewed)
The Good Trade says it tested 10 organic cotton sweatpants over several weeks, comparing comfort, fit and everyday use. Prices and full findings vary.
Everyone Is Shocked By My Epic (And Free!) Secondhand Find
Search and coverage interest is rising around a headline about a free secondhand find, but the event behind the attention is unconfirmed.
Does Aggressive Driving Really Drain Your EV Battery Faster?
Exploring whether aggressive driving habits significantly drain electric vehicle batteries faster, based on current data and expert insights.
Grey Lynn And Ponsonby: From Working Class Roots To Auckland’s Most Sought After Suburbs – RNZ
A trend analysis of how Grey Lynn and Ponsonby have transformed from working-class neighborhoods to Auckland’s most desirable areas, driven by rising property values and demographic shifts.
Will AI Models Achieve The Ability To Improve Autonomously? Leading Labs Say The Scenario Is Near
Top AI research labs suggest AI models may soon improve themselves without human intervention, sparking debate on future capabilities and risks.