Think of smart home thermostats and you probably think of Nest, but HVAC stalwart Honeywell wants to change all that with its WiFi Smart Thermostat with voice control. The touchscreen heating and air ...

Honeywell may not have the sort of geek-kudos Nest does, but it's aiming to change that with a new voice-controlled touchscreen thermostat that hooks into the cloud. The Honeywell WiFi Smart ...

If you’ve seen our informative video about programmable thermostats, you already know how they can help the environment and your wallet by saving money and energy. But technology’s come a long way ...

This week Honeywell has unveiled their new Honeywell Smart Thermostat, which can be programmed to the colour of your decor, and offers a multitude of features to control your home environment. The ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — If you are contemplating a new Wi-Fi enabled thermostat, Austin Energy has added another option that can save you some money. Honeywell Inc. has been added to the utility company’s ...

Honeywell has introduced the Lyric T5, its latest Wi-Fi-enabled thermostat with support for Apple's HomeKit platform. The Lyric T5 has a square, glossy black design with built-in touchscreen controls ...

The ease of manually controlling the thermostat's temperature set-point, heating/cooling schedule, home/away and vacation features - when they are available - through the thermostat and mobile app.

There’s something about the weather that always gets people talking. Some days it’s too hot, others are too chilly, and some are just plain windy, rainy messes. If you’re the kind of person who often ...

If you have a thermostat made by Honeywell, utility companies are about to have a lot more access to the temperature in your home -- but only if you want them to. A software update Honeywell is ...

If your Honeywell thermostat is connected to your home’s WiFi network, it’s essential to ensure that the network is functioning correctly. Follow these steps to check your WiFi connection: In the ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...