Best iPhone apps for controlling your HomeKit devices

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Best iPhone apps for controlling your HomeKit devices

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<p>Once you start down the <a href="https://9to5mac.com/guides/homekit/" target="_blank">smart home[/url] path, you quickly realize that it’s a never-ending journey. Not only are there always more devices out there waiting to tempt you, but there are all the apps.</p>
<p>From Apple’s Home app through manufacturer companion apps to third-party apps, there are plenty to choose from – especially when it comes to Philips Hue lighting.</p>
<p>We look at three manufacturer apps you might want to continue to use even after you have your devices configured, together with six third-party apps that can help your smart home become even smarter …</p>
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