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I tried five controllers—from Chamberlain, Genie, Meross, Tailwind, and Wyze—and learned installing most of them is anything but easy Left to right: Smart garage door opener controllers from Tailwind, ...

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If you want to upgrade to a smart garage but you don’t want to spend on a full overhaul, the easy and affordable solution is to install the Chamberlain myQ-G0401-ES smart garage control. It’s on sale ...

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Nexx, the manufacturer behind a smart garage door controller that can be easily hacked, has decided to temporarily solve the problem by nuking the product’s main functionality. As Motherboard reports, ...

A smart garage door may sound like a great idea but, like other Internet of Things devices, the inherent risks associated with it may not be worth it.

If you’re the owner of a Nexx smart garage door controller, smart plug, or smart alarm, take heed: Your Nexx devices could be wide open to attack from hackers. Security researcher Sam Sabetan says (by ...