Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about consumer brands. Apr 08, 2020, 01:27pm EDT Apr 09, 2020, 09:46am EDT This article is more than 6 years old. Frank ...

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Simplehuman's Wide-View Sensor Mirror is equipped with smart LEDs that adjust to mimic any lighting scenario. Is it worth 400 bucks? Ashlee Clark Thompson Associate Editor Ashlee spent time as a ...

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This gorgeous mirror’s connected features are fun and useful, but its $400 price tag is hard to justify. It seems fitting that mirror tech is the newest craze in consumer products. After all, makeup ...

You have a beautiful home – you furnished it with the most luxurious furniture. How about the necessities of everyday life – like a garbage can or items for your shower? Recently I was on the search ...

It’s early in the morning. You come down sleepily, and sit at the kitchen table to drink your coffee and eat your toast. You’re entirely alone–except for all the devices around you that are patiently ...