ADT's existing family of cameras and sensors can be used with the new system, including the ADT Video Doorbell Camera that was previously used with Pulse.

ADT is introducing new products and enhancements to its award-winning ADT Command and Control professionally installed security and smart home system at CES 2020 to give customers more ways to ...

ADT Inc., global provider of monitored security and interactive home and business automation solutions in the United States and Canada, has announced the unveiling of its newly redesigned smart home ...

ADT Unveils New Command and Control Security System at CES 2019, Continuing Commitment to Provide “Real Protection” to Consumers ...

The ADT Control App, which is available with the purchase of a Smart Home or Video & Smart Home Package, allows homeowners to arm and disarm their system from their smartphone and alerts them to ...

ADT Command gets its name because of built-in voice command capabilities. The voice control technology allows you to easily control your system simply with your voice. ADT Command is also equipped ...

ADT Pulse subscribers can arm, disarm, and control all ADT Pulse appliances through an Amazon Echo.

The rise of smart home technology has opened up plenty of ways to build a home security system. ADT, a company that's been doing home monitoring for decades, is unveiling a new version of its ...

Boca Raton-based security company ADT has partnered with Amazon to provide voice control commands through its Echo and Dot smart speaker products that respond to “Alexa.” Homeowners and… ...

Choosing a new access control system can be a challenge. Thankfully, ADT makes this step easier as it can reportedly work with existing access control systems to integrate in the upgraded ...

ADT has just unveiled Pulse Voice, a companion app for its existing Pulse home security and automation service. The new app uses voice control to help you monitor and make changes to your home ...

When comparing Frontpoint versus ADT, customers will find that it’s hard to go wrong with either one; however, one company comes out on top.