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InkVision Retro Design Smart Alarm Clock with Advanced Bosch Sensor – Protects Your Health
Forget about smartphones on your nightstand. The new smart home alarm clock from InkVision combines timeless wood aesthetics with cutting-edge technology. Featuring an integrated Bosch sensor, it not only monitors temperature but also tracks air quality, and can be fully integrated into your smart home via Home Assistant.
What's new in HomeAssistant 2026.9
The September update for the popular smart home system Home Assistant 2026.9 is here. While at first glance it brings a whole host of visual and practical features for everyday dashboard use, under the hood a massive revolution has taken place in industrial bus communication.
Let's take a look together at the key highlights version 2026.9 brings!
What's new in HomeAssistant 2026.7
The beginning of the holidays has brought us another massive update to our favorite smart home system. Home Assistant Core 2026.7 is in the spirit of a complete revolution in creating automations, visual polishing of the user interface, and streamlining everyday tasks.
If you have sometimes struggled with complex YAML code configuration or were annoyed by tedious clicking during updates, this version will literally be a lifesaver for you. Let's take a detailed look at everything new this giant update brings.
What's new in HomeAssistant 2026.6
The beginning of June brought another major update to our favorite smart home system. Home Assistant Core 2026.6 is all about simplification, making advanced features accessible, and breaking down barriers. Whether you are among those who lose patience when creating visual panels (dashboards), or you fine-tune automations down to the smallest detail, this version has massive features in store for you.
What's new in HomeAssistant 2026.8
August brings another update to our favorite smart home platform. This time, Home Assistant 2026.8 focuses on the vision of “accessibility for everyone,” regardless of technical expertise. The goal is to remove the small barriers that have been with us for years and make Home Assistant a natural and easy-to-use system for both complete beginners and experienced experts.
Let’s take a detailed look at all the important new features introduced in this August update!
What's new in HomeAssistant 2026.5
The May update of Home Assistant, subtitled "We're on the same frequency now," picks up right where April's update left off last month. While the developers focused on the return of infrared control last time, version 2026.5 takes the integration of "dumb" hardware to the next level. Radio frequency (RF) and network sharing of serial ports are now natively joining the family of fully supported technologies.
On top of that, we get a great new built-in dashboard for battery management and a ton of improvements for automations. Let's take a closer look at the most interesting highlights.
What's new in HomeAssistant 2026.4
April in the world of Home Assistant doesn't start with an April Fool's joke, but with a solid portion of practical improvements. The new version 2026.4, subtitled "Infrared never left the chat," shows that the developers at Nabu Casa have focused this time on what bothers us most – the clarity of our dashboards and the unnecessary complexity of automations.
What's new in HomeAssistant 2026.3
The March update, subtitled "A clean sweep," might seem subtle at first glance, but the opposite is true. This time, the developers focused on bringing community ideas to fruition, pushing the user experience to a new level. From smart cleaning to lightning-fast performance thanks to Python 3.14.
What's new in HomeAssistant 2026.2
The February 2026.2 release brings a massive "spring cleaning." Home Assistant says goodbye to old terminology, introduces lightning-fast search, and makes the new Home Dashboard the standard for everyone.
What's new in HomeAssistant 2026.1
Step into the new year with the first update of 2026! The January release focuses on enhancing the user experience on mobile devices, better device organization, and another step towards intuitive "human-friendly" automations.
