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Samsung SmartThings is now in your TV and on your fridge

By Matthew Lynch
February 2, 2024
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In an era where everything is getting smarter, from phones to homes, Samsung has made another leap by integrating SmartThings technology into two more essential household appliances: your television and refrigerator. The integration of SmartThings into these everyday devices is transforming the user experience and pushing the boundaries of home automation.

For starters, having SmartThings in your TV is not just about changing channels or adjusting volume anymore. It’s about turning your television into a central hub for your smart home devices. With a few button presses on your remote, you can control lighting, view live feeds from security cameras, adjust the thermostat, and even see who’s at your front door via connected doorbells. It’s a level of convenience that exemplifies futuristic living.

Moreover, Samsung’s refrigerators are now part of this connected world. Imagine peering inside your fridge without even opening its door – that’s what SmartThings brings to the table. With built-in screens on select models, users can manage groceries, set expiration reminders, and even order food directly from their refrigerator’s touch panel. The integration doesn’t stop at management; it extends to entertainment as well. You can stream music, mirror content from your TV for a unified viewing experience in the kitchen, or display art, adding aesthetic value to the appliance.

The most significant advantage comes from these devices working in tandem through the SmartThings ecosystem. Your fridge can suggest recipes based on what you have inside, and with a simple command, send the preheat instructions to your smart oven while you watch how-to videos on your TV.

Samsung is truly transcending traditional appliance roles by creating a cohesive smart home experience that begins with what we interact with daily – our TVs and fridges. SmartThings connectivity elevates these devices from mere electronic appliances to pivotal components of our digital lives.

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