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    Tech on Demand

    Nov 01, 2019 2 minutes
    By Patricia Miller

    Smart homes can still make some people feel dumb. Integrating technology from different providers on various platforms and enabling them to work with Bluetooth and voice control, setting them for automated routines, and personalizing user profiles for every individual in the home can be frustrating. Few people have the time

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