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Tag Archives: smart devices

Smart Home Trends You’ll Want to Adopt in 2025

As Singapore pushes forward with its Smart Nation vision, smart home technologies are quickly becoming a part of everyday life.

Welcoming the Year of the Snake with a Smarter Home

With Koble’s smart home solutions, you can breeze through the festive chaos, leaving more time to enjoy the good stuff (like the lo hei and CNY movie marathons). Ready to make this Chinese New Year smarter, smoother, and a whole lot more fun? Let’s dive in!

Wrapping Up 2024: A Year of Smarter Living with Koble

Smart Home Singapore – As 2024 comes to a close, let’s take a moment to reflect on how far we’ve come in making everyday life smarter, simpler, and more connected.

Live Smarter and Enjoy Peace of Mind with Koble

Between work, social life, and everything in between, we could all use a little more peace and a lot less stress. And that’s exactly where Koble comes in.

10 Smart Home Gifts to Make This Christmas Extra Special

Whether you’re shopping for a tech lover, a busy parent, or someone who simply enjoys the convenience of a connected home, we’ve got the perfect gift ideas that will make this Christmas extra special.

Stories Of Home: Finding Smart Harmony in Everyday Moments

Welcome back to our blog series, Stories of Home, where we explore how smart home technology can enhance everyday living. Today, we’re featuring a beautifully modern landed property—a space that embodies ‘Smart Harmony,’ where technology and lifestyle come together seamlessly to support every part of your day.

Can Your Smart Home Still Function Without the Internet?

In today’s world, where almost everything in our homes—from security cameras to smart fridges—is connected to the internet, it’s easy to assume that a smart home would come to a standstill without a Wi-Fi connection. But what happens if the internet suddenly goes down? Does your smart home lose all its functionality, or can it still offer some of the convenience and automation you’ve grown used to?