What's your home IQ? A look at some smart homes

Although the term “smart home” is believed to have been coined by the American Association of Home Builders as early as 1984, there’s not a general consensus on what makes one. Is it enough to have an app that controls the thermostat, or are more features needed?

In May, Coldwell Banker announced — along with CNET — qualifications for what makes a smart home. Under the company’s definition, a home must have a smart security or smart temperature feature, as well as two additional features such as smart appliances, smart HVAC system, smart TVs or smart water systems.

Read more: http://www.clarionledger.com/story/magnolia/2016/06/10/whats-your-home-iq-look-mississippi-smart-homes/85459186/

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