Samsung predicts growth in smart homes

OR Samsung predicts that the number of people who will prefer home automation will increase as the process becomes simpler.

Two in five already have some form of home automation, according to the manufacturer's measurements. Air conditioning (22%) and entertainment (16%) are the most popular categories.

Improvements in the user experience will begin to show home automation as an easy and efficient way to handle home devices and settings, the company adds.

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You can read more at tech.in.gr about the smart home:

• What are light bulbs, thermostats, and doorbells searching for on the Internet?

• The "language" of things: The Internet of Things is in danger of turning into a Tower of Babel

• Former Commission Vice-President Ms. Kroes announced in October 2014 the public-private partnerships worth 2.5 billion euros by 2020 in the Commission's effort to ensure, among other things, a "10% reduction" in energy consumption from the utilization of the big data that will be collected in this regard.

• All the switches in your home on your iPhone, with Apple's Homekit in iOS 8 As you go to bed, your phone will dim the lights, lock the doors, and adjust the thermostat, among other things. Apple is trying to be the hub that will unite all home automation systems, since today's smart home devices from different manufacturers have never "talked" to each other, nor can they be controlled by the same app. Apple even promises control with its digital assistant, Siri.

• After the "smart" thermostat, Google is investing in "smart" security cameras