While cars with features like large screens to use Apple CarPlay effectively and dashboards fitted with cool accessories have certainly made our lives easier, technology can prove to be a bane in ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. When you need to safely store keys, cards, and other ...

Smart locks, strangely enough, are one of the best entry points into home automation. They add function and style to something every house has: a front door. Locks designed to work with voice ...

Keydroid offers several different key models to suit the preference of different car owners, we reviewed the Edge model that has a slim and sleek form factor and is available in both brushed silver ...

KeyX is a new smart car key not only allows you to control and open your car but also has universal remote features enabling you to open your garage access NFC or ID card secured gates and will ...

Police and insurance investigators have been blunt about one thing: most people are storing their car keys in ways that make life easier for thieves. The single rule they keep repeating is simple but ...

Tools, tools, and more tools. Let’s face it, we can’t have enough tools. From basic hand tools to specialty, power, and air tools, we always find an excuse to have a need to go buy another tool. It ...

Honda Activa has been made smarter than ever before. The highly popular scooter is now available with a smart key system. The Honda Smart Key System incorporates the following features: Smart Find: ...

Amazon Key is an in-home delivery service offered to Prime subscribers in select cities. Purchase the Amazon Key Home Kit, which includes a smart lock and an Amazon Cloud Cam security camera to use ...

The startup sequence seems to be cumbersome to use and TOI Auto followers seem to share the same opinion, based on the comments that have been left on a short video shared on our social platforms. One ...

You’ve lost them and you’ve found them. The once humble key has grown up, gained utility, and may soon become obsolete. Here are some highlights of the key’s evolution: Chris Amos and Roy Ritchie 1949 ...