Savant Reveals Apple Watch App Coming Soon - Control Your Home From Your Apple Watch

Savant Reveals Apple Watch App Coming Soon – Control Your Home From Your Apple Watch

Early this morning, Savant released a sneak peek at will be their dedicated Apple Watch App. The Savant app will allow control of lighting scenes from the tap of the wrist. Savant is the first mainstream Home Automation company to reveal an Apple Watch App. Audio Den is incredibly excited to further integrate home control to client’s wearables. If you would like information about the Apple-based Savant Home Automation platform, contact us or stop by our Lake Grove, New York showroom, located on the center of Long Island in close proximity to New York City. 

Master & Dynamic: Not your Average Headphone - M&D Delivers High-Performance Audio with Devilishly Good Looks and Superior Build Quality

Master & Dynamic: Not your Average Headphone – M&D Delivers High-Performance Audio with Devilishly Good Looks and Superior Build Quality

The string of remarkable successes of innovative and market defining products, the iMac, the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad, will not include an Apple branded television set. All of these either created a market niche or redefined an entire product category. The iPod gave us something we didn’t know we wanted and the iPhone gave us exactly what we knew we wanted but couldn’t figure out ourselves. In each case, Apple made a product that addressed a hole in the market, filling a need that consumers ravenously bought. A television set would fill no market gap, or drive purchases of digital media.

Why an iTV is the Wrong Move for Apple - You'll likely never see a full-sized Apple TV- For good reason

Why an iTV is the Wrong Move for Apple – You’ll likely never see a full-sized Apple TV- For good reason

The string of remarkable successes of innovative and market defining products, the iMac, the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad, will not include an Apple branded television set. All of these either created a market niche or redefined an entire product category. The iPod gave us something we didn’t know we wanted and the iPhone gave us exactly what we knew we wanted but couldn’t figure out ourselves. In each case, Apple made a product that addressed a hole in the market, filling a need that consumers ravenously bought. A television set would fill no market gap, or drive purchases of digital media.