HomeKit enabled problems appear to still be a work in process. Amazon, Apple and Microsoft are suppressing the creative freedom of other third party companies preventing IoT software companies develop smart-home technology as they do not hold the tools for development. With Siri, Alexa and Cortana all competing for space in a smart home, developers must make decisions about what voice technology they want to support now for their systems to work in the future which many consider a waste of time developers could be using to enhance the system rather than try and figure out which of the big three they want to support.
HomeKit enabled problems appear to still be a work in process. Apple, Amazon and Microsoft are suppressing the creative freedom of other third party companies preventing IoT software companies develop smart-home technology as they do not hold the tools for development. With Siri, Alexa and Cortana all competing for space in a smart home, developers must make decisions about what voice technology they want to support now for their systems to work in the future which many consider a waste of time developers could be using to enhance the system rather than try and figure out which of the big three they want to support.