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Here's a useful new box of tricks from Keene Electronics.  The IPMSW1 has 2 power outlets that can be programmed and controlled via a web interface. If you need to control mains powered equipment, reboot servers etc then this maybe just what you are looking for...

So bulbs are this months thing.  NXP have announced their new GreenChip IP Smart Lighting Solution which allows users to "monitor, manage and control every light bulb from any Internet-enabled device". Their partnership with GreenWave Reality brings intelligent lighting control to CFL and SSL (LED) lamps with support for IP v4 and v6.  The low power IP hardware also includes support for other standards including ZigBee.  Check out the video below...

If you were looking for a global player powerful enough to enter the Home Automation space and finally create a universal standard I guess Google may be near the top of your list.  Earlier today at Google's I/O 2011 event, the search behemoth announce a new framework for smart home applications called 'Android @ Home'...

Here's an Automated Home exclusive first look at the brand new outdoor CCTV camera from EyeSpy247.  The IP65 rated network cam produces three VGA res video streams ( H.264, MPEG-4 and M-JPEG) at 30fps and can be viewed easily from your mobile phone .  Its automatic IR cut filter gives true colour during daylight hours and Infrared illumination of over 10 metres in total darkness.  The tiny unit is Windows, Mac and Linux friendly and also houses PIR and sound trigger sensors, 2 way audio and 802.11N wireless.  Read on for the price, the links and the ful PR...

We've noticed through interweb chatter that Clipsal have launched an new Home Controller called "Wiser".  As usual we've received no press release or annoucement from Clipsal / Schneider and there appears to be no information available to the UK distributors either, but here's what we've found so far...