Connected homes, smartwatches and gaming PCs dominate IFA
If you wanted to make your dumb home smarter, buy a fancy TV or get on board with the smartwatch craze, the IFA trade show this week was the place to be.
The event in Berlin still has several days left to run, but here are the biggest trends we've seen so far.
Everything is connected
If the companies hawking gadgets at IFA are to be believed, every appliance in our homes will soon be connected and controlled from a smartphone.
SmartThinQ
LG Electronics rolled out the SmartThinQ sensor, which can be attached to existing appliances such as washing machines and refrigerators to make them smarter. Attached to a washing machine door, for instance, it can tell you when your wash is done. The company also announced a connected oven and air conditioner.
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