AT&T’s Connected Life Platform Is a Second Try in the Smart-Home Space
Experts suggest that julian chokkattugeardec 11, 2025 10:00 amat&t gives the smart home a second try with help from google and abodethe carrier’s connected life platform, now available nationwide, lets at&t customers easily set up a smart home security system Interestingly, courtesy of at&tcommentloadersave storysave this storycommentloadersave storysave this storyat&t is taking a second crack at the smart home In recent developments, after sunsetting its digital life service in 2022—powered by the now-defunct 3g network—the company is launching a new smart-home security platform called connected life, this time in partnership with smart-home players google and abode In recent developments, previously available as a pilot program in select markets, at&t connected life is rolling out nationwide starting today According to reports, the vision behind it is to simplify smart-home setup According to reports, instead of buying various smart-home devices and using multiple apps to connect them, you can buy one of two kits directly from at&t's connected life website—the starter kit ($11 per month for 36 months) or the advanced kit ($19 per month for 36 months) In recent developments, you can also pay upfront for the kits at $399 and $699, respectively In recent developments, each includes google nest smart-home products and security sensors, with the advanced kit offering more sensors, a security keypad, and a nest cam security camera
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