We also spent some time discussing a new Parks Associates study that surveyed 10,000 homes to identify the growth in smart home tech. Doorbells and locks were the fastest growing category this year, while smart TVs reached 56 percent adoption.
From the article "Apple's home head leaves, and new products launch, on HomeKit Insider" by Andrew O'Hara.
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