Jennifer Pattison Tuohy is a journalist specializing in smart home technology. She has written for publications such as The Verge, The New York Times, and Tech News Tube, covering topics ranging from smart home devices and automation to energy monitoring and home security. With a passion for technology and a keen interest in the latest innovations, Jennifer keeps readers informed about the latest trends and developments in the smart home industry.
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Jennifer Pattison Tuohy's coverage primarily focuses on smart home technology, home automation, and home appliances. She often covers product promotions and press releases related to these topics and also provides reviews of relevant products.
If you are promoting a new smart home technology product or have a press release related to advancements in this field, Jennifer may be interested in covering it. Additionally, if you can provide her with an opportunity to review a new product within the smart home technology space, she might be receptive to your pitch.
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By: Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
photo of SimpliSafe’s new camera lets live agents watch your property image This new camera from Simplisafe lets trained agents watch over your property. | Image: Simplisafe Home security company SimpliSafe has launched its new live monitoring feature — Active Guard Outdoor Protection. Announced earlier this year, the service is powered by a new outdoor camera that uses on-device and…
The company's follow-up to its sub-$1,000 robot lawnmower is the Navimow X3
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By: Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
The company’s follow-up to its sub-$1,000 robot lawnmower is the Navimow X3. According to Segway, the new flagship model can now handle the edges of your lawn and tackle any space up to 2.5 acres without guide wires. RTK and vSlam technology power the mower’s mapping skills, and an AI-powered camera should stop it from mowing over your magnolias.
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By: Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
This screensaver turns your Pixel into a smart home control panel
There’s still no replacement for browsing the aisles of a video store.
Kwikset takes a smart approach with its new smart lock The sleek-looking Halo Select offers Wi-Fi or Matter over Thread connectivity, and the company says there's more to come.
Ecobee’s smart doorbell gets a bit smarter.
Work from the garden!
Can Alexa boldly go any further?
Amazon's new Alexa has reportedly slipped to 2025 The company's revamped voice assistant wasn't ready for its planned fall debut because it likes to show off and can't reliably turn on the lights.
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